Carlsberg Turns To AI To Help Develop Beers (fastcompany.com)

From a report: One of the reasons it takes so long to develop new beers is because brewers have to rely on actual humans -- and techniques like chromatography and spectrometry -- to test liquids and detect flavors and aromas. Carlsberg thinks it's found a better way. With help from researchers at Aarhus University, the Danish beer-maker has developed sensors that are able to detect differences between beer flavors, the Financial Times reports. Now, the company is teaming up with Microsoft to help interpret that data via artificial intelligence and streamline the lengthy beer-making process.

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Looks like you're pissed out of your skull again

[najajomo]

Some time ago, Userfriendly did a cartoon featuring a Clippy like character called Binky who turned into a mean drunk after being let go by Ubersoft. Looks like another case of life imitating art again.

Re:This is not A.I.

[TheRaven64]

Abuse of buzzwords or not, I welcome the news that Carlsberg is going to start producing beer.

Re: Is "AI" replacing the word "software"?

[arth1]

What do you call an application that is trained with some data to give fuzzy answers based on input in a way that mimics human behaviour in similar situation?

Buggy.

Hope that helps, have a nice day