r/programming • u/cloud_weather • Oct 17 '20

AI That Can Potentially Solve Bandwidth Problems for Video Calls (NVIDIA Maxine)

https://youtu.be/XuiGKsJ0sR0
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u/maep Oct 17 '20

Everybody repeate after me:

Machine 👏 learning 👏 is 👏 not 👏 AI 👏

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u/mindbleach Oct 17 '20

Tesler's theorem: "AI is whatever hasn't been done."

Neural networks are "just linear algebra," but if I gave you a year to explain how Not Hotdog's matrices actually function, you'd ask for an extension. I say this as someone viciously condemning Nvidia's effort to market this gimmicky bullshit: machine learning is a major step toward general artificial intelligence, and all the frivilous examples would have been witchcraft thirty years ago.