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Non-deterministic AI
Last week I was at ING TechFest, an internal conference. Really enjoyed two days full with learning about new things (I have some reading up to do related to post quantum encryption....), the insights, and the discussions that I had with people I already knew, and with people who I met for the first time.
One statement that I heard before, was discussed (at least) twice. Both during a session about the internal AI platform, and during the keynote of Gergely Orosz. "What about the fact that AI is non-deterministic?"
That implies that in the current world things are deterministic. I would argue: they are not. So, currently we should already cope (and, in a lot of situations, we already do that) with non-deterministic behaviour.
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