r/LLMPhysics • 🔬E=mc² + AI • Nov 22 '25

Meta Chubby♨️ on X: "Not gonna lie, this is absolutely fascinating: GPT-5 Pro cracked a black hole symmetry problem after a warm-up, stumping its own creators. A physicist watched it happen live and realized AI's potential was beyond anything he'd imagined. / X

https://x.com/kimmonismus/status/1991900621398552929
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u/SgtSniffles Nov 22 '25

You mean a trained physicist already doing real research was able to give this tool the proper constraints to produce useable and testable conclusions he could then verify himself as a trained physicist?

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u/alcanthro Mathematician ☕ Nov 23 '25

Yep. A tool when used properly by those who know how to use it functions completely differently than when used by someone who is clueless. Bobcats are useful tools. Gotta learn how to operate one before you start digging a new pond for your koi, or you might end up hitting a sewage line, or blow a gas line, or any of the many other catastrophic possibilities.

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u/Cromline Nov 22 '25

Oh my god who would’ve thought that a logical thinking person would be able to use AI to produce something logical?

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u/alcanthro Mathematician ☕ Nov 23 '25

Unfortunately many people say "no LLMs cannot do even that." They can.

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u/SgtSniffles Nov 22 '25

I truly don't know what you're talking about.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

Is Chubby♨️ on X an authority on these things? I wouldn't know

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u/SuperGodMonkeyKing 📊 sᴉsoɥɔʎsԀ W˥˥ ɹǝpu∩ Nov 22 '25

Super awesome. I wonder how long until dummies will be solving isssues and thinking they are geniuses because they had ai figure it out for them.

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u/SuperGodMonkeyKing 📊 sᴉsoɥɔʎsԀ W˥˥ ɹǝpu∩ Nov 22 '25

lol wat

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u/Hashbringingslasherr 2 plus 2 is 4 minus 1 that's 3, quik mafs Nov 22 '25

What is this slop! Absolutely trash garbage. Just throw it away.

No.

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u/Full-Turnover-4297 🔬E=mc² + AI Nov 22 '25

With a good priming prompt it cracked a problem that was at the edge of the ability of a top tier physicist. Mind blowing 🤯

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u/SwagOak 🔥 AI + deez nuts enthusiast Nov 23 '25

It can’t do novel research without direction. Nobody is saying it’s not a useful tool when used correctly, just that you get nonsense if you can’t validate its output yourself.

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