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Tesla's Full Self-Driving v12 completely replaced 300,000 lines of traditional code with end-to-end neural networks, demonstrating how AI models can serve as logic engines.
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A humorous and accessible introduction to how neural networks remember information, explained through the lens of a fictional breakup between LSTM and BERT.