Many users praised the Apple-π benchmark for its law-grounded formal logic constraints that better evaluate AI video models' physics understanding, while some dismissed the paper as unhinged.
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@_akhaliq The step where they ground the video understanding in formal logic constraints is particularly compelling, as it offers a way to validate physical actions against immutable rules rather than just statistical likelihood.
@_akhaliq Law grounded physical intelligence is such an underrated framing. Curious how they score reasoning that's technically correct but violates real world physics constraints humans just intuit.
@_akhaliq This is a big step toward evaluating whether AI truly understands physics—not just generating realistic-looking videos. 🔥
@_akhaliq The law-grounded angle is what makes this stand out Most physical intelligence benchmarks skip that layer entirely
@_akhaliq named it Apple-π and somehow that's the least unhinged part of this paper 💀
Apple-π Benchmarking Thinking with Video Towards Law-Grounded Physical Intelligence paper: https://huggingface.co/papers/2607.16401
Many users praised the Apple-π benchmark for its law-grounded formal logic constraints that better evaluate AI video models' physics understanding, while some dismissed the paper as unhinged.
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