> ML is, to most non-technical people, intensely boring. How do you dramatize it? To me it's akin to several scenes in the film "War Games" where you basically

> ML is, to most non-technical people, intensely boring. How do you dramatize it? To me it's akin to several scenes in the film "War Games" where you basically have to make a rogue AI in a computer sexy on film. "Show a computer thinking. Make it scary. Inhuman. Enhance that it's impersonal." So we get a camera person slowly walking around an obelisk-like table with ominous music. "This is where the AI lives, thinking on how to rain nuclear fire upon the vile Soviets, no humans need interfere, enhance and intensify, will Tic-Tac-Toe save us from our folly". And around and around the evil obelisk table we go watching bits flip up and down back and forth with nuclear missiles in question. You can find similar elsewhere. Dramatic flashing lights on a server rack, a human taken over by external forces blindly jabbing at a keyboard or keypad with intense purpose. All of a sudden from these wonders computational magic happens.