Names of AI IMPLEMENTED
Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2017 4:28 pm
Why are AIs named "AI-light" and "AI-hard"?
"Easy" is the proper term with the opposite meaning than "hard", not "light". Though in some languages could some translations of both "easy" and "light" be the same word. But in English "light" used as an adjective can mean "not dark" (colour), "not heavy" (book) or "not fatty" (yoghurt) but not "not hard", AFAIK.
Possible ways to name them:
* AI-easy, AI-hard - clear but relative valuation
* AI-lite, AI-full - bit weird
* AI-basic, AI-complex - bit weird
* AI-core, AI-upgrades - precise but long
"Easy" is the proper term with the opposite meaning than "hard", not "light". Though in some languages could some translations of both "easy" and "light" be the same word. But in English "light" used as an adjective can mean "not dark" (colour), "not heavy" (book) or "not fatty" (yoghurt) but not "not hard", AFAIK.
Possible ways to name them:
* AI-easy, AI-hard - clear but relative valuation
* AI-lite, AI-full - bit weird
* AI-basic, AI-complex - bit weird
* AI-core, AI-upgrades - precise but long