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I would say it leaves the statement in hypothesis territory, not hand-waving territory. If we can't discuss or measure "boring" effectively, that is a problem w
by patrick451 5y ago
I would say it leaves the statement in hypothesis territory, not hand-waving territory. If we can't discuss or measure "boring" effectively, that is a problem with our instruments and vocabulary, not the assertion.
"Boring" is an absolutely crucial thing to be worried about when it comes to anything remotely artistic.
- w1nk 5y agoIt's not a hypothesis though, there's nothing that we can test in it. As presented, it's an assertion that has zero evidence to support it. That's the part I was hoping to get some actual clarification and precision on. When discussing machine learning, bias is a term that has a quantifiable definition in it's different contexts....boring doesn't. It's just FUD to snipe this kind of work with some kind of 'bias' fear without any additional evidence or thought.