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this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2023
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Ideally it would help put real, complicated but achievable solutions forward to some of the world's toughest issues, like poverty, hunger, war and disaster,. AI is but a tool and in the current trajectory, much of its use is to advance the interest of capitalist moguls. In order to heed answers of improved AI models to achieve ideals of a harmonious world, we need to start with a change with our society to work towards it and accept change away from purely monetary ends.
Any problem that can be expressed mathematically, has a huge search space, and where human intuition doesn't necessarily help.
For example if a computer can solve chess then that same line of programming should be able to solve quantum physics and gravity.