AI doesn’t exist. In the past 5-10 years AI has been rewritten to AGI. AI now means math models. Just look at the movie AI and others like it. I guess when you become a buzzword it’s time to change the meaning. Thankfully the UK and US court system are sane.
When “AI” says no I don’t want to invent a patent I want to play music (or whatever else it may desire) I’ll believe it exists.
Machine learning, deep learning, neural network, and gradient decent are better terms but I’m not an expert.
>For the general public, AI is a synonym for deep learning
I'd contend for the general public, AI is a synonym for machines like: HAL; The Terminator; Star Trek's "Data"; the robots in the film "AI"; and so on.
We're nowhere remotely in the vicinity of that, and no-one even has any plausible ideas about how to start.
A random person outside of tech probably doesn't even know what deep learning is. They might have heard of it somewhere in passing.
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AI doesn’t exist. In the past 5-10 years AI has been rewritten to AGI. AI now means math models. Just look at the movie AI and others like it. I guess when you become a buzzword it’s time to change the meaning. Thankfully the UK and US court system are sane.
When “AI” says no I don’t want to invent a patent I want to play music (or whatever else it may desire) I’ll believe it exists.
Machine learning, deep learning, neural network, and gradient decent are better terms but I’m not an expert.
>For the general public, AI is a synonym for deep learning
I'd contend for the general public, AI is a synonym for machines like: HAL; The Terminator; Star Trek's "Data"; the robots in the film "AI"; and so on.
We're nowhere remotely in the vicinity of that, and no-one even has any plausible ideas about how to start.
A random person outside of tech probably doesn't even know what deep learning is. They might have heard of it somewhere in passing.