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Has anyone ever tried to simulate physics by having a bunch of AIs "imagine" what happens, allowing the AIs to penalise each other for being inaccurate by comparing an actual simulation of a small area to the imagination of the AI responsible for that area?
Because that sounds like a really efficient way of simulating physics.
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I am a self taught programmer fucking around in Unity every day.
Your question has a lot of layers to it.
Could you elaborate?
>Simulate physics
Gravity, collisions - physics?
>Imagine
Store a variable? Predict?
I've dealt with physics predictions before (I.e., Anything that you can mathematically guarantee based on a current set of conditions/variables, you can mathematically predict where it should be after X time by basically reversing the math. I did this with bullet prediction in 3D spaces and vector math.)
>Penalise
Hinder the movement of? Subtract a number from the variable of?
>Simulating physics
Again, simulating physics involves making things fall down, and have forces applied to them
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>making things fall down
what is collision?
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Collisions are - two physics objects can be defined to not be able to be in the same place, like how your hands collide with eachother when you clap them. Collisions have all kinds of useful functions for physics simulations and scripted events that require trigger callbacks from those colliders, think hitboxes and danger zones.
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How would that be more efficent than calculating based off of the model itself?
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An AI is given a spatial domain to simulate using absolutely any method it likes.
It should have an input for anything entering the domain, output for anything leaving the domain, and also an output for translating the AI's incomprehensible thoughts into something that can be represented on a screen.
How input, output, and translation are handled are all up to the AI, and this would require a lot of trial and error (by sheer bulk of mutations) to get right.
AIs can also decide to "scrutinise" neighbouring domains from time to time, and if a domain is scrutinised, it will be simulated conventionally as well as through AI imagination.
The two simulations of the same domain are compared, and the more disparity they build up, the more heavily the scrutinised domain's local AI is penalised.
Penalisation being modification of the AI.
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