Of course not. Don't put words in my mouth. Computer science concerns itself with computable things, which is a subset and except in very special cases only an

Of course not. Don't put words in my mouth. Computer science concerns itself with computable things, which is a subset and except in very special cases only an approximation of the set of things that math concerns itself with. Making abstract theoretical constructs like ML models and algorithms computable (and representable, and efficient) is where the two intersect, but it's wise for proper understanding not to conflate iterative processes with computation per se, or perhaps more pithily, to confuse the map with the territory.