I'm not, actually. Artificial neural networks are inspired by biological neural networks, but they're really quite different.
It's an open question whether they're different in a way that actually matters
And chemical pathways. LLMs don't experience dopamine
I'm still disappointed the ML people talk of tensors, but I barely ever even see them use a (proper) tensor product. It's all just matrix multiplication at most.
Shock horror: different subfields have different terminology.
I mean it's not really different terminology, matrices are order 2 tensors so we're all in agreement that they're technically doing math on tensors. It's just weird to call it tensors when you exclusively operate on matrices.
Headcanon: tensor just sounded cooler - and it is cooler - when Tensorflow was invented, and it's stuck around.
You are probably right. I blame the Matrix movies for this: they made matrix sound cool for a while, and then oversaturation lead to it being less cool.
Hah yes I almost wrote that as well. I think it might be exactly that.
Fermions are just matrices, which are just tensors.