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The study / field of AI goes back decades further than deep learning, so, no, I would say that "traditional" AI does not imply deep learning.
by sib 2y ago
The study / field of AI goes back decades further than deep learning, so, no, I would say that "traditional" AI does not imply deep learning.
- simonw 2y agoIf we are going by the original definition of AI from 1956 that's "make machines use language, form abstractions and concepts, solve kinds of problems now reserved for humans, and improve themselves". I don't think that applies to this Google project: no human could perform the work needed to optimize traffic lights to reduce stop/starting, the dataset they would have to consider is way too large.
- seadan83 2y agoAgree, to add, there are many different AIs that have been created over time. The "classical" AI is not a monolith and "classical" vs LLM or ML is seemingly overly reductive. For example, decision tree AI vs weighted heuristic, etc.. There are many classes of AI beyond ML and LLM