The complexity of physics and the dream of artificial intelligence aiding our understanding of it can be frustrating due to our limited comprehension. However, physicists have a better understanding of it and ongoing advancements in AI give hope.
The laws of physics can be explained as emergent from deeper laws, rather than being fundamental. It is possible that the features of our world, such as the simplicity and powerfulness of its laws, maximize something unknown.
The discussion centers around how our perception system frames the knowledge we have of the natural world; what our senses allow us to see or understand, and whether this prevents us from grasping the world as it is in its entirety, particularly from a quantum mechanical perspective.
This podcast episode discusses the concept of quantum supremacy and the different ways to validate it using available technologies. It highlights the importance of this demonstration in understanding the power of quantum computing.
Many-Worlds interpretation alternatives, such as hidden variables, dynamical collapse theories, etc., have more complexities and additional entities to account for the classical world we experience, unlike the simple and observer-free Many-Worlds interpretation.