One example of innovative LLM use is in the design of a perfume bottle and label, interactively demonstrated on the X platform, xAI Grok.
xAI Grok is getting better at engagement on the X posts and followups. Not on X, a mathematician posted on‑line a reformulation for an intensively used operation sequence in hyperscale data centers, a commenter observed the lucky finding was as if picking up a $20 note on the street. Perhaps, that innovation would save over $100 million in energy expenses. Similarly, a commenter on‑line suggested to use color light in optic fibre network gear as an innovation. Could ‘AI’ techniques arrive at those ideas? Getting better at maths and physics is going in the right direction. Like the octoweb in the SpX rocket, there is a 3D printed structure that is stronger and lighter than the widget used in aviation. That object won in open competition. I don't know if ‘AI’ techniques were used to arrive at that design. -- vl --- via emacs-tangents mailing list (https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-tangents)
