• @TheFunkyMonk
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    881 year ago

    I really don’t understand why everyone uses AI as a term to describe anything generated by a computer.

    • @hedgehogging_the_bed
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      261 year ago

      The same way they convinced everyone that they should say “cloud” instead of 'on our servers."

      They stopped saying “algorithm” and started saying “AI”

      Once it’s used as a marketing term, the technical term loses all meaning in conversational language.

      • @[email protected]
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        41 year ago

        If it’s in your server it’s not in “the cloud”, the cloud is code for “someone else’s server.”

        • @hedgehogging_the_bed
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          51 year ago

          I was thinking more from the marketing perspective " We keep your data on our servers!" verses “We keep your data in the cloud!” since the point was that the marketers of these things in particular are fucking up the terminology.

          If you are already in possession of a server then you’re probably aware it’s not a cloud.

        • Match!!
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          11 year ago

          “cloud” really means “several servers in parallel for redundancy” at which point it is kinda useful