> I guess we're just learning to make better and better AIs.
The way I understand it, most of the recent successes in AI and ML are because we finally have the computing power to implement the models we made in the decades before. There have obviously been incremental improvement in these models, but I am under the impression that there has not been a fundamental new insight in quite a while.
The way I understand it, most of the recent successes in AI and ML are because we finally have the computing power to implement the models we made in the decades before. There have obviously been incremental improvement in these models, but I am under the impression that there has not been a fundamental new insight in quite a while.