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Who decides what constitutes an "AI program" vs just a "program"? What heuristic do we look at? At the end of the day, they have an equivalent of a .exe which r
by Cort3z 4y ago
Who decides what constitutes an "AI program" vs just a "program"? What heuristic do we look at? At the end of the day, they have an equivalent of a .exe which runs, and outputs code that has a license attached to it.
- AnnasVirtual 4y agono, you clearly don't understand Neural Network, basically it's a file containing artificial neurons and their connections
- bobbruno 4y agoI can suggest an idea, considering that the “AI program” is the model, not the training algorithm. A program gets written by an entity (usually a person) and is executed to generate the desired output according to a deterministic mathematical function it expresses. A training algorithm is a program that gets written to train a model (the model being the “AI Program”) when presented to some training data inputs, to implement a function that is not the training algorithm function itself, but another one, generalising over a problem domain beyond just the original examples fed to the training algorithm. The output model is not the training algorithm or the training data (or an encoding of it) and exists as its own artefact, independent of both.