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It does not seem like people pumping out "AI for X" products care about any sort of quality assurances regarding the products they sell.
by sdiacom 4y ago
It does not seem like people pumping out "AI for X" products care about any sort of quality assurances regarding the products they sell.
- wutbrodo 4y agoWhat a bizarre complaint. Are you under the impression that normal search engines only return "accurate" results? Why would an "AI for search engines" magically gin up a consistent and reliable way of determining accuracy?
- sdiacom 4y agoMy complaint is not about search engines in particular. I agree the quality of search engines is lacking across the board. That said, with a traditional search engine, you can poke into its algorithm and find out what is it that made it decide that a spam link was more relevant than an useful link. You can examine what makes your implementation more or less accurate, and devise potential changes that would make it more accurate. With the current state of AI, you're crossing your fingers and hoping for the best. You're combining several black boxes that have been trained on arbitrary subsets of internet data, and hoping that they've inferred something from that training data about the current shape of the internet that leads to useful results.