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I work in NLP and the industry has pretty much completely shifted to DL based approaches (ie. translation vendors pretty much only use neural engines now, langu
by MiroF 7y ago
I work in NLP and the industry has pretty much completely shifted to DL based approaches (ie. translation vendors pretty much only use neural engines now, language modeling and classification is very often neural as well now).
There's definitely a lot that's not quite ready for prime time (reinforcement learning comes to mind as something that is particularly promising but not working really yet).
> It's not that DL is simply "rebranded statistical methods", it's that the companies with names ending in "dot AI" are simply using "rebranded statistical methods". Lots of money is being poured into anything that calls itself "AI" right now, and a lot of people are starting to roll their eyes when they hear that term.
This is definitely true - but I took it as a bit different from your original comment.