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That was mostly Bayesian probability filters, followed by SPF and more recently DKIM.. Maybe you could consider the Bayesian filter databases being trained as M
by spydum 2mo ago
That was mostly Bayesian probability filters, followed by SPF and more recently DKIM.. Maybe you could consider the Bayesian filter databases being trained as ML, but I feel it's a far way from our typical AI/LLM surge
- TremendousJudge 2mo agoless than 10 years ago I worked for an AI company that sold Naive Bayes classifiers as a service. so I would call it AI
- dosisking 2mo ago> but I feel it's a far way from our typical AI/LLM surge I think they are about the same. Both work about as well as autocorrect
- inigyou 2mo agoYet another instance of when something from the field of AI actually works, it stops being called AI.