He says AI is infinite iteration: the model returns a result, is told when it is wrong, and refines itself until it matches the target output.
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Optimization
He says computers can refine and optimize an algorithmic structure, but cannot create that structure by themselves.
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He says computers can refine and optimize an algorithmic structure, but cannot create that structure by themselves.
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"that I can only look at your eyes and I know who you are okay because what I'm trying to do is match what..."
"this is wrong and what the computer then does is we find this model until it becomes this doesn't make sense okay so what..."
"need to solve then is data okay for input but the thing about data is that it has to be cleaner than the score..."
"structure it cannot create by itself okay so if I'm able to do all three things then I'm able to use AI to optimize..."
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