@ExcelHumor true but @excelformulabot is real AI for Excel formulas 👀
@ExcelHumor It's called a decision tree algorithm and, yes you can train a model based on that. You can even use a number of these trees to train another kind an algorithm called random forest.
@ExcelHumor Aren’t we all just a long complicated code of contingencies
@ExcelHumor That's why it's called Artificial 🙂
@ExcelHumor Life is just a series of IF THEN yet most people still end up failing the logic test
@ExcelHumor so our intelligence is also based on if and else
@ExcelHumor What if I tell you AI consists of infinite number of nested IFs
@ExcelHumor Shhh... if we make it recursive maybe they won't notice. 😛
@ExcelHumor If you replace "AI" and write "human being", the jokes works too
@ExcelHumor Not with promptloop.com ;)
@ExcelHumor AI has progressed from this; days of Lisp and Prolog 35 years back.
@ExcelHumor that is one do the ML (machine learning) under AI that is decision tree supervised learning, if you have money decision tree then that would be random forest, there is a lot more algo for supervised learning such ah logistic regression, KNN, XGboost and more with diff approaches.
@ExcelHumor @kfalconspb A lot of AI stans on here. Here’s my criteria: Take two systems, same programming & inputs. After a year if I look at one and say, “That kid’s going to an Ivy!” and I look at the other and know it’ll be a mouth breathing booger eater at 18, then I might believe AI is real.
@ExcelHumor this meme is so true. They constantly push machine learning as AI
@ExcelHumor Rules based systems are where you explicitly program the decision logic ("if, else, ..."), whereas in "AI" you set up an optimization routine to automatically learn it