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Machine translation is the most obvious one.
by Tarq0n 6y ago
Machine translation is the most obvious one.
- jhoechtl 6y agoDoes this use AI? I mean it may use ANI = Artifical Narrow Inteligence. But frankly, that is basically Bayesian networks and a lot of big iron.
- scottlocklin 6y agoI think a lot of it is ANN based now, but it worked pretty well when it was just KNN. Calling KNN "AI" is pretty cope; it's just a database query. Of course, the large ANN networks are also more or less just a database query refactored as a function transformer, but nobody likes to talk about that.
- simsla 6y agoMost of this is a discussion about semantics, which is silly. In 99% of industry, AI is used as a synonym for Machine Learning. The remaining 1% refers to Artificial General Intelligence, which is a long term vision for what might be achieved using, again, Machine Learning.
- The_rationalist 6y agoThe state of the art is using transformers I believe, which are a special kind of ANN
- Tarq0n 6y agoIf you don't consider machine learning AI, then there are no existing instances of AI. It's all either ML or vaporware.