> This embodies the very fundamental difference between science and engineering.
Not really though. In engineering, you have heuristics, even if you don't know why they work. In the case of deep learning / AI, there seems to be very little in the way of built up heuristic knowledge - it's just "try stuff and see what works for every problem".
Not really though. In engineering, you have heuristics, even if you don't know why they work. In the case of deep learning / AI, there seems to be very little in the way of built up heuristic knowledge - it's just "try stuff and see what works for every problem".