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> AI-enabled systems that analyze sensor data I really wish publications like IEEE spectrum would call that machine learning. For all intents and purposes "AI"
by charles_f 2y ago
> AI-enabled systems that analyze sensor data
I really wish publications like IEEE spectrum would call that machine learning. For all intents and purposes "AI" has become a marketing term for "consumer grade chat bots". It has a semi-magical / science fiction aura, and it's bordering on click bait. "Machine learning" is what this kind of signal processing based on training from large data sets. Next thing you know we'll start seeing anything that implements Dijkstra as "AI".
- AnarchismIsCool 2y agoAlso, we need to be more specific about what ML actually means. I see a lot of people thinking that Kalman filters/CFAR/wavelet transforms/super-res/DSP correlation/whatever are all just magic AI bullshit that can find any signal regardless of how far below the noise floor it is. I wish we'd go back to referring to things by their core algorithm like "Neural Nets for DSP filtering". I guess that just doesn't get the ultra wealthy dumb fuck class to open their wallet fast enough...
- Syonyk 2y ago> ... just magic AI bullshit... Given how many have grown up with the phrase, "Computer, enhance!" - I expect a lot of people treat it exactly like that!