Inductive Reasoning in Generative AI with Tulane University’s Nicholas Mattei

Guests: Nicholas Mattei

Hosts: Mike Vizard

Category: Interviews

Date: June 3, 2024

In this Techstrong.ai video, Nicholas Mattei, professor of computer science for Tulane University, explains the limits of the inductive reasoning that generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications depend on.

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