Kareem Carr: AI is Scalable Statistics, Not Just Advanced Stats
kareem_carr · x · 2026-08-27
Kareem Carr disagrees with calling AI just "advanced" statistics. He defines AI as (hyper) scalable statistics, where builders favor techniques that scale to billions in compute, often preferring simpler, smaller subsets of statistical approaches.
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