I’ve always thought of it as being different uses of the same word. In games ai refers to the logic behind npc’s whether they are a few lines of if-else or a complex machine learning model.
In more general tech I have understood it as being more specific to the concept of a machine that learns and adapts based on input, not only rewriting parts of it.
I do still think this is a more reasonable approach as almost anything on the internet could be considered ai if held to the standard often used in video games.
I’m in no way an ai expert but have implemented a chatGPT integration solution at my day job. I’m not really opposed to LLM’s being called ai colloquially but I don’t think the arguments against it being technically an ai are too off. I’m not sure that matters to tve general population as much as just understanding the limits of the technology.
I’ve always thought of it as being different uses of the same word. In games ai refers to the logic behind npc’s whether they are a few lines of if-else or a complex machine learning model. In more general tech I have understood it as being more specific to the concept of a machine that learns and adapts based on input, not only rewriting parts of it.
I do still think this is a more reasonable approach as almost anything on the internet could be considered ai if held to the standard often used in video games. I’m in no way an ai expert but have implemented a chatGPT integration solution at my day job. I’m not really opposed to LLM’s being called ai colloquially but I don’t think the arguments against it being technically an ai are too off. I’m not sure that matters to tve general population as much as just understanding the limits of the technology.