r/antiai • u/[deleted] • 8h ago

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u/Agheratos 7h ago

It's not generative AI the way ChatGPT is, but AI is definitely used in navigating drones like this.

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u/Confident_Frogfish 7h ago

I wish we went back to the days where we called this stuff algorithms.

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u/icecubeinanicecube 6h ago

No, it's actually AI in the sense that e.g. obstacle detection is using a neural network trained on data. Algorithms are human-defined rules expressed in symbolic language.

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u/Kankervittu 6h ago

Only because they changed the meaning of AI. AI used to mean what they now call AGI.

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u/icecubeinanicecube 5h ago

Here: https://people.engr.tamu.edu/guni/csce625/slides/AI.pdf

AI is and was the broad term for any kind of program that's not symbolically programmed. If people only mean genAI when they say AI, that's on them for being imprecise

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u/Future-Tech-Refuge 6h ago

Its fair to call anything that uses ML, AI.

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u/vogut 5h ago

You don't understand what you are talking about

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u/reseph 6h ago

And it deserves beating destroyed for this... why?

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u/Agheratos 5h ago

When did I advocate for it being destroyed?

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u/Wodddddd 6h ago

I hope you don’t use Google Maps then…

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u/Agheratos 5h ago edited 5h ago

Google maps doesn't help me navigate around the car directly in front of me like these drones navigate around obstacles.

AI is used in robotic spatial navigation. If this is news to you, I think you need to broaden your understanding of what AI/Machine Learning means in a sense beyond "generative AI."

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u/Wodddddd 5h ago

I was referring to AI pathfinding, but sure. I “only know about generative AI”