2024-12-27
2 小时 43 分钟Today, I'm chatting with Adam Brown, who is a founder and lead of the BlueShip team,
which is cracking mass and reasoning at Google DeepMind and a theoretical physicist at Stanford.
Adam, welcome.
Delighted to be here.
Let's do this.
OK, we'll talk about AI in a second.
But first, let's talk about physics.
OK.
First question.
What is going to be the ultimate fate of the universe?
And how much confidence should we have?
The ultimate fate is a really long time in the future, so you probably shouldn't be that.
confident about the answer to that question.
In fact,
our idea of the answer to what the ultimate fate is has changed a lot in the last 100 years.
About 100 years ago, we thought that the universe was just static,
wasn't growing or shrinking, was just sitting there statically.
And then in the late 20s,
Hubble and friends looked up at massive telescopes in the sky and noticed that distant galaxies were moving away from us and the universe is expanding.
So that's like big discovery number one.