What I"m getting from the article: People seem to think that AI is magic, and similar to any other technology. ("THESE DEVELOPERS PUT IN BAD STUFF") That's not

What I"m getting from the article: People seem to think that AI is magic, and similar to any other technology. ("THESE DEVELOPERS PUT IN BAD STUFF") That's not how AI works. You have to be aware of bias, introduce random error, accept false positives/negatives, and avoid overfitting. That's not something that someone that took a boot camp on Tensorflow is going to understand a lot about. EDIT: Also if you're using the results of the AI process, you should understand what the metadata about the results and where a good balance is.