In the intro to my first AI class at university, the prof said something pretty interesting that stuck with me. Basically he said, "The problem with AI, is that it is the study of how to solve complex problems in simplier, unkown ways. But once you figure out how to do it, it becomes a simple problem, and not something you need 'AI' for. So it stops being an AI problem."
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In the intro to my first AI class at university, the prof said something pretty interesting that stuck with me. Basically he said, "The problem with AI, is that it is the study of how to solve complex problems in simplier, unkown ways. But once you figure out how to do it, it becomes a simple problem, and not something you need 'AI' for. So it stops being an AI problem."