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Isn't this appeal to authority? He's obviously pretty smart and a lot of people take the risk modeling thinking seriously, and his arguments and output deserve
by fulafel 5y ago
Isn't this appeal to authority? He's obviously pretty smart and a lot of people take the risk modeling thinking seriously, and his arguments and output deserve to be evaluated on their own merits.
(Also on the tech practicioner side there's obviously lots of major figures that don't have formal qualifications)
- heavyset_go 5y agoIf we're going to talk about logical fallacies instead of answering the question, your post is an example of the argumentum ad populum fallacy. If someone is going to market themselves as an AI expert, I expect them to have experience and qualifications to back up their opinions.
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