> Just like today's AI algorithms were known in the 1960's > Now machine learning tutorials tell you to run unrolled 30x30 LSTM expansions Like the LSTM algor

> Just like today's AI algorithms were known in the 1960's > Now machine learning tutorials tell you to run unrolled 30x30 LSTM expansions Like the LSTM algorithm that wasn't published until 1997? > So why didn't we have live speech transcription in the 1960s ? We all know the answer : processing power was 50 orders of magnitude less than we needed. You are seriously underestimating the challenges inherent in the physical sensors required to perform things like speech recognition. Having done some AI/ML on surveillance radar I can tell you that getting reliable data on the physical phenomena is a big part of the challenge in teaching machines to learn and recognize what is going on.