07-11-2019, 12:13 PM
I was referring to specific examples where humans do not provide any rules - none of those are expert systems or derivatives thereof.
Your Therminos example is irrelevant in this context as all the systems I referenced are academic studies and openly peer-reviewed in detail, unlike Therminos which was a commercial propriety confidence trick.
Standford University are one of those running AI mammography trials, loads of universities and teaching hospitals are looking at AI in colon cancer and Moorfields, one of best (if not the leading) eye hospitals in Europe is leading the retinal study.
It's easy to be cynical and certainly in industry claims of "AI" are wildly exaggerated, but in peer-reviewed academia it's very difficult to hide if you're bluffing!
I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree
Your Therminos example is irrelevant in this context as all the systems I referenced are academic studies and openly peer-reviewed in detail, unlike Therminos which was a commercial propriety confidence trick.
Standford University are one of those running AI mammography trials, loads of universities and teaching hospitals are looking at AI in colon cancer and Moorfields, one of best (if not the leading) eye hospitals in Europe is leading the retinal study.
It's easy to be cynical and certainly in industry claims of "AI" are wildly exaggerated, but in peer-reviewed academia it's very difficult to hide if you're bluffing!
I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree
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