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Nitpicking but the article has 5 examples, only 2 of which are true to the title. The travel agent and the customer representative actually train the "robots" t
by skydoctor 9y ago
Nitpicking but the article has 5 examples, only 2 of which are true to the title. The travel agent and the customer representative actually train the "robots" to do their own job. However the software engineer, for example, doesn't train A.I. to write software - she writes code which helps A.I. to get trained in driving better. At present, I think very little of a software engineer's task can be replaced by an A.I - understanding requirements, debugging, deployment, and the likes. Mind you programmatic automation has to be distinguished from A.I.
- dorgo 9y ago>for example, doesn't train A.I. to write software Actually there is reasearch in that direction. Genetic programming comes to mind (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_programming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_programming) It would be something which takes a specification and retuns a computer program. Somebody still needs to write the specification though.