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The problem is that the definition of AI keeps changing. It essentially means "Things computers can't do". A roomba would have been considered AI not long ago,
by jon_richards 9y ago
The problem is that the definition of AI keeps changing. It essentially means "Things computers can't do". A roomba would have been considered AI not long ago, but now its just a vacuum cleaner that moves around randomly for a while and then goes back to its charger. I'd imagine turn by turn directions would be considered AI if you go back far enough.
- varjag 9y agoIf we refer specifically to the AI hype of 2010s, the tech in question is convolutional neural networks. An argument is made it is oversold.
- shanghaiaway 9y agoWhether a roomba is AI or not depends on what it actually does. Moving around randomly based on a computer program is not intelligence.