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That depends, to be honest. 60% accuracy, depending on the task, is far better than guessing at random. Secondly, depending on the task, human performance may n
by computerex 10y ago
That depends, to be honest. 60% accuracy, depending on the task, is far better than guessing at random. Secondly, depending on the task, human performance may not be that great either. Combined with controls, heuristics and validation, these "weak" models can still be of great use in commercial settings.