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Some big companies, university computer science departments, etc. pursuing AI!!! Fine with me!!!! The crucial core technology, secret sauce, some math I deriv
by graycat 3y ago
Some big companies, university computer science departments, etc. pursuing AI!!! Fine with me!!!!
The crucial core technology, secret sauce, some math I derived, in my startup is NOT "AI" and, for the problem my startup is intended to solve, more focused than "AI".
Net, (1) for the problem I'm solving the approaches of current AI won't deliver anything competitive with my math, and (2) as long as these companies, etc. pursue AI they will be doing that much less work that might compete with me!!!!
History: There is along history, decades with computers and centuries without, of math yielding terrific results -- Euclid, Pythagoras, Newton, Leibniz, Gauss, ..., Riemann, Hilbert, von Neumann, ..., to the present.
Yes, some of current AI seems to have made good progress on non-linear anomaly/problem detection and diagnosis and, in these cases, done work that is good progress on what used to be done with, say, statistical anomaly detection, maybe non-parametric statistics.
But apparently now mostly and/or nearly all of current AI, e.g.. LLMs (large language models), are for different work.
So, again, net, current AI does not seem competitive with my use of math so that I'm pleased -- partly joking and poking fun but not entirely!