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tried to get a tiny JEPA to rediscover mendeleev’s missing elements. it failed. what would you try next?

long term i want to build a model that does something llms are bad at: look at a pile of scientific knowledge and point at what's missing. like "something belongs here and it should look like this", instead of writing a nice sounding answer. im betting on JEPAs (joint embedding predictive architect…

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  1. 2026-10-25 15:33 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    tried to get a tiny JEPA to rediscover mendeleev’s missing elements. it failed. what would you try next?

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