[vlovich123]

> and microcontrollers, which process the radar signals using artificial intelligence algorithms

So glad we've rebranded primitive ML and basic control mechanisms as AI.

[raincole]

Except AI has always meant quite primitive things.

AI predates C. Actually AI predates lisp:

> IPL was used to implement several early artificial intelligence programs, also by the same authors: the Logic Theorist (1956), the General Problem Solver (1957), and their computer chess program NSS (1958).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Processing_Langu...

[winter_blue]

Or maybe just a signal processor is being rebranded as AI.

Soon a Fast Fourier Transform will be rebranded as AI as well.

[bregma]

I had the same complaint over 20 years ago when the phrase "game AI" came into widespread use to describe a computer opponent. Now that we have an entire generation raised on the concept that anything a computer does is "AI" is it surprising everything a computer does is termed "AI"?

[cdmckay]

Wasn’t ML always considered AI?

[consp]

I've never seen ML been called AI until the past few years. And this is most likely not even ML but just fancy signal processing.