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Pattern matching is like memorizing all the questions and their answers from previous exams before going in to take yours. When you encounter one you haven't se
by user_named 5y ago
Pattern matching is like memorizing all the questions and their answers from previous exams before going in to take yours. When you encounter one you haven't seen before you obviously fail every time. That's why only the non-intelligent students do this.
- machiaweliczny 5y agoBut ML models soon will have ability to decompose solutions and recombine them. This with added causality and generation of test data might make them quite powerful. I think domains that will get actually solved first due to this are programs/maths as usually it's easier to verify solutions that to devise them. For other stuff you would have to simulate the universe. That's why for example self driving cars basically record everything and will simulate all possible scenarios especially these based on disengagement data.