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But what about if a person sees a cat but accidentally presses the dog button because they were distracted? (To your point, though, I agree that machines can m
by twelfthnight 6y ago
But what about if a person sees a cat but accidentally presses the dog button because they were distracted?
(To your point, though, I agree that machines can make strange errors, raising trust issues. My experience is that ML is useful in cases like recommendations or search results where a person can interact with predictions rather than being a complete replacement)
- leto_ii 6y agoThere is no button involved. If you look at a cat (that is within your field of vision in good lighting etc.) you will understand it's a cat. Without mistake. Most certainly you won't mistake it for a square full of static, or for a car or for smth else.