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Whether you agree with what it means or not, the word AI most definitely has a meaning today, moreso than ever, and that meaning is not what we (myself included
by TheRealPomax 2y ago
Whether you agree with what it means or not, the word AI most definitely has a meaning today, moreso than ever, and that meaning is not what we (myself included, I have a masters in AI from the before-times) used to use it for. Today, AI exclusively refers to (extremely) large neural networks.
- aDyslecticCrow 2y agoIf that is the definition, then I agree; calling this AI would downplay how clever this algorithm really is. But most marketing firms disagree. AI has now absorbed the terms "big data" and "algorithm" in many places. The new Ryzen AI processor, Apple intelligence, NVIDIA AI upscaling, and HP AI printer all refer to much smaller models or algorithms.