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> No ML model will be able to pick that Everything you described actually sounds like a pretty straightforward challenge for ML; do online learning for preferr
by wyager 9y ago
> No ML model will be able to pick that
Everything you described actually sounds like a pretty straightforward challenge for ML; do online learning for preferred subject/expression pairs on a per-user basis.
- xg15 9y agoNope. If Katie once made a funny face because some situation on their trip to paris was hilarious, that doesn't mean I always/only want pictures of her where she makes that same funny face for the rest of my life.
- wyager 9y agoThis doesn’t sound like an AI problem; it sounds like a context problem that no one (not even a human) besides yourself could resolve with the available data.
- deanCommie 9y agoRight. And we don't need or want them to. I want the smartest software engineers in the world to work on other problems than how to recommend better photos for me.
- radarsat1 9y agoCalling YouTube video recommender... calling Amazon... please listen up. I do not want to listen to that song I just heard, or buy that thing I just bought, dammit. The pattern recognition engines are getting clearly more intelligent, but what they then DO with that inference continues to be mostly useless. (From a user point of view.)