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Are there any genuine benefits to AI?
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Brute force is AI now?
brute force would be "throw at the wall one at a time until one stick"
As long as everything gets thrown it's still brute force, but the reason they use ai for it is because it can throw a lot more a lot faster.
I think by broad definitions it can be, yes.
Think about it. AI is just throwing a ton of sample data in and filtering out the results that are least correct.
Presumably in order to determine whether the eg chemical is worth looking at in the first place