Use a credit card? Fraud monitoring, KYC, and other financial models run through (e.g. Early Warning service).
Log into a website? Application monitoring with anomaly detection.
Own a 401k with shares in a financial vehicle like an ETF? AI used to predict the market for in-the-money trades.
Gone to the ER? Risk levels of mortality, sepsis, etc. are constantly pushed to your medical record (in many top-tech hospitals, like Parkland Hospital in Dallas and similar).
Yep, they do. But remember, neural nets are a part of ML, not the universe of ML. The amount of sunshine between statistical learning and ML and mostly negligible.
This is like when the Scooby Doo gang pulls the mask off the mayor. ML and statistical learning are broadly the same thing. There is arguably some, but not much, sunshine in the area of RL.
AI itself is a superset of whatever difference one may see between Stats and ML, as algos don't specifically require uncertainty.
Use a credit card? Fraud monitoring, KYC, and other financial models run through (e.g. Early Warning service).
Log into a website? Application monitoring with anomaly detection.
Own a 401k with shares in a financial vehicle like an ETF? AI used to predict the market for in-the-money trades.
Gone to the ER? Risk levels of mortality, sepsis, etc. are constantly pushed to your medical record (in many top-tech hospitals, like Parkland Hospital in Dallas and similar).