> So they wound up training the AI to do a shitty job much faster than humans ever could be shitty If nothing else, modeling our existing behavior in this way

> So they wound up training the AI to do a shitty job much faster than humans ever could be shitty If nothing else, modeling our existing behavior in this way is a great use case for ML. As it allows us to "fast forward" and thus--hopefully!--identify our flaws based on modeled iterations.