Teaming Up with AI: My Fascinating Journey with GPT-4 to Explore Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity
I’m excited to share my latest research project with you! I’ve been working on a fascinating case study to explore how GPT-4, […]
Author: Steven B. Bryant
Einstein says 1=0, which is incorrect and invalidates relativity theory!
I had the opportunity to present my work with David de Hilster on August 28, 2021, entitled, Top Ten Insights That Disrupt […]
What’s Right and What’s Wrong with Einstein’s Spherical Wave Proof
When I’m approached by defenders of Einstein’s theory of relativity, I direct the conversation to content found in Einstein’s defining papers. One […]
AI Panel Discussion: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Diversity
In April 2019, I served as moderator for a panel discussion on Artificial Intelligence. The 90-minute conversation covered a wide range of […]
An Open Response to Johanna Miller’s Column: ‘Sorry, Crackpots’
On February 1, 2019, Johanna L. Miller, an editor of Physics Today, published an article entitled “Sorry, Crackpots: A Physics Today editor […]
Einstein Vs. Newton: The Rematch (Poster Presentation)
In February 2019, I had an opportunity to share my work as a poster presentation at the Georgia Institute of Technology. The […]
Unleash Your Curiosity: A straight line is a straight line, unless Einstein calls it a circle
While many readers find my direct challenge to Einstein’s theory of relativity insightful, others quickly reject (often without examination) ideas that contradict one of […]
“Hello, I’d Like To Make An Appointment”: Advancing AI Agents
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere. It permeates modern science fictions shows like Westworld, Black Mirror, and Humans. And who can forget HAL in the […]
Unleash Your Curiosity: Simple, Hidden, Catastrophic Errors
My intent in this series is to provide you with interesting mathematical insights that I hope will pique your interest in specific […]
Unleash Your Curiosity: An average is an average unless Einstein calls it something else
In past series, I’ve directly challenged Einstein’s theory of relativity, which many have found insightful. Unsurprisingly, others reject a direct challenge to […]