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Like I said, I'm not talking about end users. (Obviously for end users ML enables doing lots of things "for free" that used to be paid services before.) I'm ta
by otabdeveloper4 6y ago
Like I said, I'm not talking about end users. (Obviously for end users ML enables doing lots of things "for free" that used to be paid services before.)
I'm talking about commercial applications, like the OP said. That is, things I could potentially pitch to management and substantiate with something concrete that isn't "you can fire your lowest-paid contractors now".
- sanxiyn 6y agoSome things are worth doing but not worth paying people. Google is using ML to read house numbers from Google Street View photos. Why is that not a good commercial application? Google gets its map updated faster and cheaper with ML.