> but the fact it’s not far more pervasive in our every day
The joke I heard was that AI only refers to technology in the future, and not the past. We use plenty of machine learning models every day:
- Every time you use dictation
- Every time you use biometrics, like face scanning, to unlock your phone
- Every time you use any sort of search engine, news feed, or see an ad
- It is an integral part of the field of computer vision now, so anything to do with scanning documents, using AR, taking photos, etc uses AI
It’s only getting better and more integral to more fields over time.
The joke I heard was that AI only refers to technology in the future, and not the past. We use plenty of machine learning models every day:
- Every time you use dictation
- Every time you use biometrics, like face scanning, to unlock your phone
- Every time you use any sort of search engine, news feed, or see an ad
- It is an integral part of the field of computer vision now, so anything to do with scanning documents, using AR, taking photos, etc uses AI
It’s only getting better and more integral to more fields over time.