We definitely can and do call a bunch of if-else statements an AI, the specific field is called "Expert Systems". Whole programming languages dedicated to doing if-else more efficiently, e.g. prolog.
We also call a bunch of artificial neurons an AI, the subfield being "Deep Neural Networks".
AI is a scientific quality, not a religious belief.
I definitely understand your point but still when it does tasks, that a human would also do and seems in some sense human-like while doing so then it is a form of weak-AI, even if the code is as simpel as some if-else statements. See the code for ELIZA it is super simpel and still a form of AI.
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We definitely can and do call a bunch of if-else statements an AI, the specific field is called "Expert Systems". Whole programming languages dedicated to doing if-else more efficiently, e.g. prolog.
We also call a bunch of artificial neurons an AI, the subfield being "Deep Neural Networks".
AI is a scientific quality, not a religious belief.
Well put!
Keyvan you are absolutely right.
Seems like you didn't get what I meant to say. Here is an example.
Will you call this an AI?π In that sense EVERY SINGLE PROGRAM EVER WRITTEN WITH IF ELSE IS AN ai. π
Does that sounds right? I don't think so. π
I definitely understand your point but still when it does tasks, that a human would also do and seems in some sense human-like while doing so then it is a form of weak-AI, even if the code is as simpel as some if-else statements. See the code for ELIZA it is super simpel and still a form of AI.