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    Could unified field theory or quantum gravity be solved by October 2027?

    In reply, a user said it wouldn’t surprise them much, recalling a past view that focused effort might solve it quickly.

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    On October 7, 2026, a user asked whether unified field theory or quantum gravity could be solved within 12 months. Another user replied that it wouldn’t surprise them much and recalled someone else’s view that the problem might be solved quickly if the smartest people focused on it instead of AI.

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    j⧉nus@repligate@tszzl Wouldn’t surprise me that much. I remember very very long ago @EvanHub said that he expected it wasn’t that hard and if all the smartest people alive tried to solve it instead of thinking about Ai it might be solved pretty quick1h
    Beff (e/acc)@beffjezosEvery smart theoretical physicist I know pivoted to AI ~8 years ago as we all realized that AI was going to be what solves physics Co-founder Sam McCandlish was one of them42m
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    j⧉nus@repligate@tszzl Wouldn’t surprise me that much. I remember very very long ago @EvanHub said that he expected it wasn’t that hard and if all the smartest people alive tried to solve it instead of thinking about Ai it might be solved pretty quick1h
    Beff (e/acc)@beffjezosEvery smart theoretical physicist I know pivoted to AI ~8 years ago as we all realized that AI was going to be what solves physics Co-founder Sam McCandlish was one of them42m
    bayes@bayeslordTrue35m