/sci/ - Science & Math

Much of the most important AI progress isn't being shared, because it's being developed at Google, Facebook, NSA and Boston Dynamics, etc. instead of being developed at universities (where progress is published in journals). How far do you think these institutes are in developing artificial intelligence?

I think I've found the solution to the Theory of Everything. My solution: Elephants.

Here is my explanation to how I came to my conclusion: Elephants are significantly bigger than us, yet contain the same physical and chemical processes as us. Therefore, I have found a connection between the physics at the atomic level and the physics at the macroscopic level.

Discuss.

Can we have an AI thread in here?