GRPO Model of Quantum Entanglement
Michael Popov2025, RG
https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.15681.67688visibility
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Abstract
New application of our AI Abstract Engineering techniques in quantum theory of entanglement is considered. We design AI experiment with Conway’s quantum particle equipped with mathematical free will ( predicted by Conway’s Strong Free Will Theorem (2009)) based on GRPO - model used in AI.
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