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> how is it possible to learn superhuman performance in anything from examples of mere human performance at the same task? I don't believe in magic. Computers
by tomp 11y ago
> how is it possible to learn superhuman performance in anything from examples of mere human performance at the same task? I don't believe in magic.
Computers could be better at assigning probabilities to ambiguous examples. In particular, for an image that is very ambiguous for most humans, maybe a computer would assign 99% probability to it (hence it would be only a little bit ambiguous).
- YeGoblynQueenne 11y agoThat's not how it works. Assigning a high probability to anything is trivial: just add 90% to any probability calculation. The important thing is how close your guess is to the right answer.