New Interview: Stephen Wolfram on the Ruliad and Why We Can't Predict It
romanyam · x · 2026-11-16
The author published a new interview with Stephen Wolfram centered on the ruliad — the entangled limit of all possible computations underlying Wolfram's Physics Project and the principle of computational equivalence. The thumbnail's hook, "We CAN'T Predict It", points to the core claim: processes generated by simple computational rules are fundamentally irreducible and unpredictable. Worth watching for anyone interested in Wolfram's computational view of the universe and its implications for AI and physics.
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