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That's not how ML works. Trained properly, it could never mistake an eye for a mounted camera. Also, you missed the descriptor, "accurate." Get in on it early.
by Maursault 4y ago
That's not how ML works. Trained properly, it could never mistake an eye for a mounted camera. Also, you missed the descriptor, "accurate."
Get in on it early. Everyone will be wearing one of these.
- hypertele-Xii 4y agoI can feel a "no true ML fallacy" brewing. 'Properly trained ML' is 'accurate' until it makes a silly mistake and somebody loses an eye. Then it's "still in beta" with Perfect Accurate Function just around the corner, right behind Full Self Driving.