Practical AI Exploring a new AI lexicon
Aug 24, 2021
Dive into lively discussions about a fresh AI lexicon that challenges conventional narratives. The speakers humorously reflect on personal experiences during the pandemic, while also exploring AI's recent advancements like GitHub Copilot. They tackle the differences between practical machine learning and marketing-driven AI perceptions. Misconceptions around AI are demystified, framing it in relatable terms. Lastly, ethical concerns in tech—like function creep—are considered, along with accessible resources to help navigate this evolving landscape.
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Jargon as a Barrier
- AI jargon makes the field feel more complex than it is.
- Simplifying language can make AI more accessible.
Electric Brain
- The Cantonese term for "computer" translates to "electric brain."
- This highlights the functional similarity between computers and brains.
AI as Manual Labor
- The Cantonese term for AI emphasizes manual labor, not intelligence.
- This reflects a practical, task-oriented view of AI's purpose.
