Also DeepBlue isn't an ML it's an "expert system, relying upon rules and variables defined and fine-tuned by chess masters and computer scientists" from Wikipedia. AlphaGo (or AlphaGo Zero) would be a better example.
> AlphaGo (or AlphaGo Zero) would be a better example.
Yes, they are better examples, but still not great examples: neither of them are LLMs.
In general, I have very high hopes for AI, but I would be surprised if LLMs are the one universal hammer for every nail. (We already have lots of other network architectures.)
Yes, they are better examples, but still not great examples: neither of them are LLMs.
In general, I have very high hopes for AI, but I would be surprised if LLMs are the one universal hammer for every nail. (We already have lots of other network architectures.)