It's AI, but don't call it pondering
Tiernan Ray explains Google's DeepMind has developed a way for a computer program to automatically calculate whether it should keep working on a program or cease operation if the calculation has reached a sufficient threshold. Just don't be mislead by the label "PonderNet," which doesn't reflect what humans consider "pondering." Read more: https://zd.net/3BouHVT
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