If it was straight Bayesian CTW then I guess not. If it employed, say, an SVM over the observed data points I guess it could approximate the effect of Newton’s laws in its distribution over possible future states.
How about predicting the markets in order to acquire more resources? Jim Simons made $3 billion last year from his company that (according to him in an interview) works by using computers to find statistical patterns in financial markets. A vastly bigger machine with much more input could probably do a fair amount better, and probably find uses outside simply finance.
Eli:
If it was straight Bayesian CTW then I guess not. If it employed, say, an SVM over the observed data points I guess it could approximate the effect of Newton’s laws in its distribution over possible future states.
How about predicting the markets in order to acquire more resources? Jim Simons made $3 billion last year from his company that (according to him in an interview) works by using computers to find statistical patterns in financial markets. A vastly bigger machine with much more input could probably do a fair amount better, and probably find uses outside simply finance.