> Yes it's tempting to correct errors as you see them pop up. But it's better to construct a network that can learn from data to handle any situation that you d

> Yes it's tempting to correct errors as you see them pop up. But it's better to construct a network that can learn from data to handle any situation that you didn't think of specifically. “Yes it’s tempting to save and invest your money for your retirement, but it’s better to put your faith in god and he’ll solve all your financial problems, even the ones you didn’t know you’d have.” If the system, with all of its data, can’t solve a common problem that happens every day, how the hell is it supposed to solve a problem so rare that the engineers don’t even know exists?