Imagining Arrival-style 2D/3D languages: machines exploring 'hyper-ideas' beyond humans
SoloGen · x · 2026-11-09
Continuing the discussion on machine creativity, SoloGen uses 2D or 3D languages — as in the movie Arrival (based on Ted Chiang's story) — as a concrete hypothetical: if machines create such languages, they would explore spaces of "hyper-ideas" that may not be easily understandable to us.
Related event: SoloGen argues machines can discover hyper-ideas beyond human thought(5 posts)→
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