Their entir "graph" description of neural networks reads as nonsense. Neural networks are graphs insofar as they're networks of connected neurons and not furth

Their entir "graph" description of neural networks reads as nonsense. Neural networks are graphs insofar as they're networks of connected neurons and not further(definitely not graphs of information as the writer seems to think). Given the fact that neural networks are quite literally an n-dimensional function once trained, it's more accurate to call them an "equidistant grid of points" than it is to call them a graph of information since literally all they do is take an n dimensional vector and output an n dimensional vector.