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This is original research. As the word "train" refers to applying the uniquely human capability of acquiring information, the word "upload" seems the most appr
by polotics 3y ago
This is original research.
As the word "train" refers to applying the uniquely human capability of acquiring information, the word "upload" seems the most appropriate term fallback to use when referring to putting information into some AI system.
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Reference: open any dictionary and look up the word "train". Choo choo!
- Kim_Bruning 3y agoNote that "training" is a pretty common established term-of-art used in AI and ML for particular kinds of operations. Re-using the term "upload" on the spot would be misleading. "Upload" -in my mind- is typically a network operation (and in the opposite direction at that) , which is not what is happening here. I would prefer to stick to terminology used in the sources and literature, if possible (as opposed to inventing a new nomenclature on the spot). A very brief summary/introduction of the operations involved can be found in section I. A. of [1]. (a source I referred to previously) [1] https://lawreview.law.ucdavis.edu/issues/53/5/notes/files/53-5_Gillotte.pdf https://lawreview.law.ucdavis.edu/issues/53/5/notes/files/53...
- Dalewyn 3y ago>As the word "train" refers to applying the uniquely human capability of acquiring information, Dogs are trained to do certain things, are dogs humans?
- polotics 3y agoSorry, the dictionary definition for the verb "train" is that indeed it applies to humans, and animals. (and nothing else)