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At least these are neural networks that we can hold accountable for their actions. Networks that exist in a single physical space easily detained when need be.
by admax88q 11y ago
At least these are neural networks that we can hold accountable for their actions. Networks that exist in a single physical space easily detained when need be.
Not to mention that they can usually explain their reasoning and behind a decision.
Machine learning algorithms can't do that.
- afarrell 11y ago1) Holding someone accountable isn't actually useful unless it changes behavior. 2) They can come up with an explanation, but not usually an accurate one. We are used to giving offhand answers to neurology questions because parents angrily ask them of their children all the time. But the answers we give aren't truth-seeking they are punishment-avoiding.