The late Professor Patrick Winston, of MIT 6.034 - Artificial Intelligence -, was the author of optimizing software for planes routes on land. Deterministic, of course: Prof. Winston stated (up to the Convolutional Networks revolution) that "Neural Networks can do everything, but worse than deterministic algorithms".
It is a sad phenomenon to see articles speaking of AI and not clarifying immediately if it is deterministic, non-deterministic, "special", whatever; if the solution is optimal, local maximum etc. To speak of "AI" that way is a big bucket that makes no sense.
Flagged because the literal first line is "Airline industry officials have finally stopped panicking about the Federal Aviation Administration’s soon-to-launched". There's absolutely the reverse of that click baitish title.
The late Professor Patrick Winston, of MIT 6.034 - Artificial Intelligence -, was the author of optimizing software for planes routes on land. Deterministic, of course: Prof. Winston stated (up to the Convolutional Networks revolution) that "Neural Networks can do everything, but worse than deterministic algorithms".
It is a sad phenomenon to see articles speaking of AI and not clarifying immediately if it is deterministic, non-deterministic, "special", whatever; if the solution is optimal, local maximum etc. To speak of "AI" that way is a big bucket that makes no sense.
Flagged because the literal first line is "Airline industry officials have finally stopped panicking about the Federal Aviation Administration’s soon-to-launched". There's absolutely the reverse of that click baitish title.
The title is
# Inside airlines’ panic as FAA pushed new AI tool
which states: "There has been panic".
That is not
> absolutely the reverse of that click baitish title
if the opening is
> have finally stopped panicking
The title means "Inside airlines’ panic [that was] as FAA pushed new AI tool"
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@Submitter: try to reinject that 'Inside' that probably the automated filters have removed. It makes the title clearer.
OK, unflagged.