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>AI roughly means "things human brains can do that computers can't" Ok, then nothing being done today (neural nets, gan, etc) on computers is AI. What a dumb d
by pathseeker 6y ago
>AI roughly means "things human brains can do that computers can't"
Ok, then nothing being done today (neural nets, gan, etc) on computers is AI. What a dumb definition.
>claiming something isn't AI because "pft that's such an easy, solved problem"
Nope. It's not AI because instructions were directly written by a programmer of how to path-find. There was no input training where the program learned how to pathfind. It just had one method from day 1 that hasn't deviated since.