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> Banks wouldn't use AI to compute the account balance after a transaction or for authenticating a customer. Network software wouldn't use AI for encryption and
by lelanthran 1y ago
> Banks wouldn't use AI to compute the account balance after a transaction or for authenticating a customer. Network software wouldn't use AI for encryption and decryption of the TLS traffic.
Not directly, no. But they might use AI to write the code that computes account balance, or authenticates a user, or encrypts/decrypts TLS.
- razodactyl 1y agoI would argue that there are already quite a few slow-moving corporate procedures in place for the exact reason of ensuring correctness. Especially when financials are on the line, it's not like they don't have the money to ensure excruciatingly painful amounts of scrutiny here. I did note that you said "might". So, I would hope not but I've seen things so maybe you're upsettingly right haha
- zkmon 1y agoI was talking about "runtime" work. At runtime, the tasks I mentioned above, don't use AI to get work done. Coding ofcourse, falls under probabilistic task, as I mentioned.