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Right, which is why it makes sense to apply the word “learning” to what we do. In contrast to “machine learning” which is merely a fancy way to say “data proce
by mindgam3 7y ago
Right, which is why it makes sense to apply the word “learning” to what we do.
In contrast to “machine learning” which is merely a fancy way to say “data processing with massive compute”.
- mr_toad 7y agoI’m not convinced it isn’t simply a matter of scale, both in terms of the processing power and data.
- chillacy 7y agoWell if arguments by reduction are on the table then "learning" is just a fancy way to say "complex chemical process in the hippocampus that we don't understand that well".
- mindgam3 7y agoI mean, if that combination of words causes people to stop making or believing inflated claims about this kind of tech, go right ahead.