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Isn't that the point of the end of that comment?
by pythonaut_16 5y ago
Isn't that the point of the end of that comment?
- abeppu 5y ago> Of course teams of employees with emotions and institutional knowledge are a bit more complex than a hand of cards, but that has never stopped bad management strategies. This acknowledges that the "optimizing a hand of cards" analogy leaves out factors -- which is true. My point is, even if there were no emotions or institutional knowledge, even if I had a "staff" of AI agents or robots whose "knowledge" could be fluidly copy-pasted, the "optimizing a hand of cards" analogy is poor, because a robot that makes money is worth keeping even if there are better robots out there. An army of low-but-positive ROI robots can help me buy a high ROI robot.