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by logicchains
500 days ago
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LLMs might get better at making predictions than humans but there are fundamental mathematical laws that limit how accurate they can get. A key result of chaos theory is that many processes take exponentially more work to simulate linearly further into the future, so accurately predicting them far enough in the future quickly grows in hardware requirements to the point where it would take more compute than is available in the known universe. So there's a hard limit on how accurately any phenomena that's a result of chaotic processes (in the mathematical sense) could be predicted in the future. |
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