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>JSS is not currently used to make determinations about artistry, and it still isn’t considered ready to use on certain complex routine components, like beam co
by jpnc 3y ago
>JSS is not currently used to make determinations about artistry, and it still isn’t considered ready to use on certain complex routine components, like beam connections and dance elements on floor; the tech just isn’t there yet
So at what point does a sensor of some kind that does some computation become 'AI'? Is this just marketing buzzword bandwagoning?
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- mjwhansen 3y agoA more precise term might be "computer vision," which is indeed a field of AI, but it is a less-known term even among a reasonably technical laypeople (such as might be reading a business publication like the MIT Tech Review).
- ben_w 3y ago> So at what point does a sensor of some kind that does some computation become 'AI'? By going backwards in time — I'd guess sometime between 2010 and 1995. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect
- Kim_Bruning 3y agoI sometimes joke that at some point humans cease to be considered intelligent too.