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> However, to think we haven't made advances, or have no more to make Not what I was saying at all. My point was that pipes are used to transport something fro
by shmageggy 10y ago
> However, to think we haven't made advances, or have no more to make
Not what I was saying at all. My point was that pipes are used to transport something from point A to point B, and that regardless of what advances we make, they are still going to be used for that purpose, and that this is unlike the situation with AI.
- taeric 10y agoMy apologies for twisting your point, then. I confess I do not think I see it, still. :( Pipes do much more than just transport from a to b. Though, often it is all a part of that. Consider how the pipes of your toilette work. Sure, ultimately it is to get waste out of your house. Not as simple as just a pipe from a to b, though. You likely have a c, which is a water tank to provide help. And there are traps to keep air from sewage getting back in. Basically, the details add up quick. And the inner plumbing for such a simple task are quite complicated and beyond simple pipes. So, bringing it back to this. Linear algorithms are actually quite complicated. So are concerns with moving all of the related data. And that is before you get to things that are frankly not interpretable. Like most deep networks.