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Can AI learn physics by simulating it first?

Can AI learn physics by simulating it first?

A Reddit user proposes training a JEPA-style model inside a physics simulation (e.g., MuJoCo or a 2D environment) to predict future states in an abstract embedding space, then attaching these representations to an LLM as conditioning.

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