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The problem is the models have no reflection capabilities unlike people. The explanation is always done by a really different external system and sometimes by a
by AstralStorm 8y ago
The problem is the models have no reflection capabilities unlike people.
The explanation is always done by a really different external system and sometimes by an actual intelligence.
State models (Markovian) are sometimes able to explain things but not always really, especially in complex cases.
- visarga 8y agoOn the other hand, humans tend first to take a decision and later retrofit an explanation to it, even if it is completely wrong, and we assume the explanation is the reason and not the effect.