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At the same time, there are really no 'models' like in, say, Physics or Engineering. The state-of-the-art consists in 'well, this seems to be reasonable and see
by pfortuny 8y ago
At the same time, there are really no 'models' like in, say, Physics or Engineering. The state-of-the-art consists in 'well, this seems to be reasonable and seems to work'. I mean 'models' like 'mathematical models' not like 'a model of a simplified neuron'.
Which for a chess/go-winning program is pretty harmless and even interesting.
Not so much for autonomous driving and/or security, for example.