[RoosterRedux]

BTW, people who use the term AI to describe deep learning, machine learning and the like readily admit that what they call "AI" is changing so fast they don't know what to call it or how to describe it. Some are referring to it as a "digital organism" though it isn't actually "digital" or an "organism."

Whatever it is, it sure as hell isn't just "programming."

[Myrddin]

My co-workers built a seismic analysis "AI" trained on externally provided data. The analysis normally requires about 8 hours for 4 PhD geologists to derive the desired answer. The "AI" built can do it in 2 minutes. I built a workflow that takes live seismic data, passes it to the AI an returns a result with a nominal round trip time of 4 minutes. It was a proof of principle for my customer. Successful demo of capability. The demonstrated analysis has been vetted by the geologists as accurate. It's a win for the customers.