Yeah, if you’re supposedly in AI/ML and don’t recognize a (stupidly simplified) diagram for a Neural Network, you don’t really make stuff with it, you’re just another user (probably a “prompt engineer”).
Even people creating Machine Learning solutions with other techniques would recognize that as representing a Neural Network.
That should be as recognizable to a professional in that domain as a long string of 0s and 1s would be recognizable as binary to a programmer - even if you’re not working with it at that level, you recognized such building blocks of your trade.
I was under the impression (from what I learned about how planes fly) that the spirals were actually a bad thing since energy was lost to turbulence via those (and hence why commercial jets have winglets on their wingtips) and the good part is the laminar flow of the air over and under the wings.
Is this not so in animal flight?