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I think there's an existing analogy here to service animals. You can train a sheep dog to manage the herd, you can train a seeing eye dog to stop it's owner at
by keithnoizu 10y ago
I think there's an existing analogy here to service animals. You can train a sheep dog to manage the herd, you can train a seeing eye dog to stop it's owner at the lights. You can improve their training, etc. but you'll never really ever know why they sometimes don't follow the expected script.
That isn't necessarily a bad thing. You get more done with them than you would with out them.
- phee 10y agoThe analogy is with anything with a brain, not just animals. Take a poorly trained human and put him in a decision-making position, he will probably make bad decisions. But no amount of training will guarantee you that he won't make any. The learning data set is just too big to be sure you won't have any bias.