World as a Neural Network

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* Article: The World as a Neural Network. By Vitaly Vanchurin. Entropy, 2020.

URL = https://bigthink.com/hard-science/universe-works-like-a-cosmological-neural-network-argues-new-paper/


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Bobby Azarian:

"In 2020, theoretical physicist Vitaly Vanchurin published a landmark paper titled “The World as a Neural Network” in the journal Entropy. Where Hossenfelder described the structural organization of the Universe to be brain-like, Vanchurin argues that the world is literally a neural network, with an interconnected network of “nodes” existing at the microscopic scale that is equivalent to the network of neurons inside our skulls. This network allows the Universe not just to evolve, but to learn, and it is a hypothesis that may actually be testable someday.

“A working hypothesis is that on the most fundamental level the dynamics of the entire Universe is described by a microscopic neural network which undergoes learning evolution.”

(https://bigthink.com/hard-science/the-universe-may-be-a-giant-neural-network-heres-why/)