> Neural networks are notoriously bad at exact approximation.
Neural networks can compute pretty much anything. There's no reason, given the same inputs and with enough trainining data that it shouldn't be able to discover the same physical laws that were hard-coded previously.
Neural networks can compute pretty much anything. There's no reason, given the same inputs and with enough trainining data that it shouldn't be able to discover the same physical laws that were hard-coded previously.