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"Duck or rabbit" is another simple example that would require bias in visual interpretation to reliably decide. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/duck
by crooked-v 7y ago
"Duck or rabbit" is another simple example that would require bias in visual interpretation to reliably decide.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/duck-or-rabbit-the-100-year-old-optical-illusion-that-tells-you-how-creative-you-are-a6873106.html https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/duck-or-rabbit-th...
- kempbellt 7y agoHah. Thank you for this reminder. This is a great example to illustrate the point. I would say that a less biased (wiser) AI, would learn that this duck/rabbit image is, itself, questionable, and can be perceived both ways (high confidence values for both identifiers). Me: Is this a duck or a rabbit, AI? Padawan AI: It's a rabbit (51% confidence as rabbit. 49% as a duck). Master Yoda AI: Rethink your question, you must. Yes, the most correct answer is.