Quote from: the-Pi-guy on Apr 03, 2026, 04:33 PMThere is kind of an issue that AI is very broad of a term.I think AI, in the general public sense, needs to be reserved for neural nets with 10 million+ parameters.
Some people like to try to differentiate by calling some things "generative AI".
And kind of what I was complaining about is that it gets weird when you try to differentiate.
Quote from: kitler53 on Apr 03, 2026, 04:10 PMi have a mandatory "AI Training" i'm taking right now.The AI needs to get better at recommending me movies.
in the opening they basically said "you might not feel comfortable with AI right now but you should be. AI is already all around us making our lives better. Have you seen autocorrect fix your misspellings? that's AI. have you been show recommended TV shows on streaming services? that's AI."
nothing quite like destroying the credibility of your training in the first 2 minutes...

Quote from: kitler53 on Apr 03, 2026, 04:10 PMi have a mandatory "AI Training" i'm taking right now.There is kind of an issue that AI is very broad of a term.
in the opening they basically said "you might not feel comfortable with AI right now but you should be. AI is already all around us making our lives better. Have you seen autocorrect fix your misspellings? that's AI. have you been show recommended TV shows on streaming services? that's AI."
nothing quite like destroying the credibility of your training in the first 2 minutes...
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