Except “heuristics” reveals that it’s a fuzzy, inaccurate shortcut machine and liable to significant problems if you treat its output as undisputed fact. And that means less profits for the boardroom stockholders :(((
There was some of this, but at the end of the day, the C compilers are deterministic, while (hype wave) AI is not.
Now, I don’t expect any of these new kids using C compilers to understand enough about computer science theory to know what “deterministic” means, of course. (this is sarcasm - computer science is still taught, thankfully)
Except “heuristics” reveals that it’s a fuzzy, inaccurate shortcut machine and liable to significant problems if you treat its output as undisputed fact. And that means less profits for the boardroom stockholders :(((
We must think about the shareholders
Lol this applies to neurons like too well.
It’s also a psychology term to refer to how we make fast and inaccurate assumptions to more quickly process the world around us, so yes v much so lol
I wonder if this is what machine language programmers used to say to people who used C compilers.
There was some of this, but at the end of the day, the C compilers are deterministic, while (hype wave) AI is not.
Now, I don’t expect any of these new kids using C compilers to understand enough about computer science theory to know what “deterministic” means, of course. (this is sarcasm - computer science is still taught, thankfully)