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I wonder if it gets it right in most cases because officials are corrupt in most cases. It's like building an AI that guesses when it's going to be a rainy day
by newsbinator 8y ago
I wonder if it gets it right in most cases because officials are corrupt in most cases.
It's like building an AI that guesses when it's going to be a rainy day in Seattle.
- WalterBright 8y agoMy Seattle rain-forecasting algorithm is very good. It forecasts rain tomorrow if it is raining today, and not-rain if it is not raining today.
- dsfyu404ed 8y ago>I wonder if it gets it right in most cases because officials are corrupt in most cases. This with a large helping of "the laws were intentionally written to be broad" on the side. With a suitably inclusive definition of "corrupt" every official is corrupt.