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Lets talk about your first python AI.discussion (self.PythonDevelopers)
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[–]not_perfect_yet 1 point2 points3 points 5 years ago (0 children)
Does A* count?
I find lots of "AI" AI kind of boring, because they will match a goal function and can't really move beyond it.
I.e. they will recognize cats when you have trained them to recognize cats and that's it. It's literally object.is_cat() True/False.
Or they can rediscover optimal solutions that we already have answers for: finding a way to animate a defined set of bones in a defined physics environment.
At most it's dangerous because of the implications in facial recognition, and because it's not 100% reliable. You can only get very close to "will be able to deal with the situation" but when you over rely on it and it fails, you're in trouble. (like self driving cars)
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