ELI5
ELI5
Examples:
how silk is made?
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number theory
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brazilian jiu-jitsu
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adderall
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quintola
Case-based reasoning
Case-based reasoning is like having a library of solutions to problems. A problem arises and you look through the library to see if there is a solution that worked for a similar problem, which you could then use to help solve the new problem.
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AI alignment
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Abductive reasoning
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Analogy
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Artificial intelligence detection software
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Casuistry
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Commonsense reasoning
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Decision tree
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Duck test
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Genetic algorithm
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I know it when I see it
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K-line (artificial intelligence)
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Pattern matching