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They've never translated it to the real world though. So saying the problem is "too easy" when they have no public (as far as I know) demonstration that they've
by jeffreyrogers 6mo ago
They've never translated it to the real world though. So saying the problem is "too easy" when they have no public (as far as I know) demonstration that they've solved that problem is a stretch.
- ivanovm 6mo agoYes, they did. You could also find this information easily. A company like Andon creates value by exposing interesting AI failure modes, so it makes perfect sense for them to move on to harder problems when the previous ones get saturated. I think you're just being overly cynical.
- jeffreyrogers 6mo agoCan you point me to an example then? It's not linked in the article as far as I can tell and it's not easy to find on their website if it's there. I don't count simulations because I used to work with simulations regularly and they often fail to translate to the real world.