AI products are fundamentally different from traditional software products.
Traditional software follows fixed, deterministic rules:
Input → Logic → Output
Example: 2 + 2 = 4. The output is always predictable.
AI systems behave probabilistically. They generate outputs that can vary, even given the same inputs.
Example: An AI underwriting assistant may approve a loan today but request manual review tomorrow if customer behavior changes.
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