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What makes this an "AI Model" instead of just a "Model"? That is, in what way does it have "artificial intelligence"?
by nkurz 7y ago
What makes this an "AI Model" instead of just a "Model"? That is, in what way does it have "artificial intelligence"?
- amelius 7y agoProbably because it was obtained using some kind of machine learning.
- TuringNYC 7y ago"Model" ---> [[marketing department]] --> "AI Model"
- raxxorrax 7y agoCan I call myself an AI specialist if I successfully fed a plain support vector machine once or twice for diagnostic support? Feels like driving an old timer here...
- avgDev 7y ago[Student in school] Implemented MinMax algorithm in checkers ---> [student looking for work] Implemented state of the art AI algorithm, which successfully will beat the human opponent EVERY time. ---> [HR/Marketing dept at some corp] Wow you are HIRED!!!!!!!! ---> [Lead dev] Oof this guy can't program for shit.
- TeMPOraL 7y ago---> [student about to get fired from work] Why on Earth did they put "AI expertise" in the job requirements if all they want me to do is to shovel CSS and JS, and the closest thing to AI they have in the office is a 1960s thermostat?
- onemoresoop 7y agoYes, the AI part is marketing/fluff
- Myrmornis 7y ago"AI" has been used routinely as a synonym for machine learning for the last decade or more, hasn't it? This employed neural networks.