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It would perhaps help those of us who know little of machine learning, if you could give specific examples of silly things stated in the article.
by gnodar 11y ago
It would perhaps help those of us who know little of machine learning, if you could give specific examples of silly things stated in the article.
- scottlocklin 11y agoStarting from the second sentence: "there’s a burgeoning, alternative model of programming and computation that sidesteps the limitations of the classic model, embracing uncertainty, variability, self-correction, and overall messiness. It’s called machine learning" All the way through the end: there is nothing there which is even remotely within the realm of being even partially correct. It's sort of like when Gladwell yammered on about "Igon values" in a New Yorker article, except worse.