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He defines traditional computer programming as algorithm plus input producing output, and supervised machine learning as turning the desired output into part of the input so the computer can refine the algorithm.
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He defines traditional computer programming as algorithm plus input producing output, and supervised machine learning as turning the desired output into part of the input so the computer can refine the algorithm.
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"Okay? So, what is AI? All right. The AI, the technical term, is supervised intelligence. Supervised machine learning. Okay? That's the technical term. AI..."
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"That's how computers work. Right? Now, supervised machine learning is that. I will turn the output into the input. Okay? And the reason why..."
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