>Even your spam killers. Remember how bad spam used to be for a while, and then overnight it went away? Because people deployed machine learning systems.
Didn't mostly Bayes filter kill spam? Wouldn't call that AI.
Didn't mostly Bayes filter kill spam? Wouldn't call that AI.
But Bayes filters are trained on good and bad data, and then learn over time automatically by what people mark and unmark as spam.
This is exactly what things you would call AI do.
A person or team manually creating filters to block spam would have a hard time keeping up with the effectiveness of a learning Bayes model.
It's like everything was "fuzzy logic" in the 90s.
Currently what I have is a a lot of persistent attempts at email delivery or login.
If spam does get through it is usually 2 spams from the same source set on a schedule as to seem inconspicuous.
Has been my experience.