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Yes. This is a huge gap right now. AI/ML have advanced to the point that complex tasks can be done fairly cheaply. Implementations are easier to find than valid
by tootie 6y ago
Yes. This is a huge gap right now. AI/ML have advanced to the point that complex tasks can be done fairly cheaply. Implementations are easier to find than valid use cases. I've seen more than a few enterprises build giant data lakes and feed them into sophisticated analysis tools, yet the data never seems to inform any decisions. I've seen computer vision used for some cute gimmicks and it's very accurate, but no one could figure out what it was actually good for in a practical application. Same for AR, blockchain and some others. The tech is amazing, but no one knows what to do with it. We need some user experience visionaries more than we need more engineers right now.