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Since we are taking about license which should be accurate and clear in terms of definitions, "AI" might not be the right word to use. Broadly speaking, AI enc
by paradite 3y ago
Since we are taking about license which should be accurate and clear in terms of definitions, "AI" might not be the right word to use.
Broadly speaking, AI encompasses much more than machine learning or deep learning. Wikipedia gives a good view of the goals and tools involved in AI: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence
For example, classic search algorithms like BFS and DFS are in fact considered "AI" in AI textbooks, academia and certain industries like games.
If you expand the definition of AI a bit more to include if else statements, then every modern program is probably an AI as well. And rightly so if we view them from the lens of 1990s.
So maybe you want to say machine learning to be more specific.