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> and expect the GOVERNMENT to utilize it in a non-erroneous way? This is what I'm talking about. Saying "the GOVERNMENT" is a ridiculously broad stroke, it's
by mullingitover 3y ago
> and expect the GOVERNMENT to utilize it in a non-erroneous way?
This is what I'm talking about. Saying "the GOVERNMENT" is a ridiculously broad stroke, it's like saying "the INTERNET" (which, ironically, was brought to us by a particularly smart group of people working for the government).
> Now insert a hallucinating ML model that only a subset of the population truly know how to use in small doses for productivity
What's special about the tech elite that makes them any better at using these hallucinating ML models? The government includes vast numbers of specialists and researchers, and many of them are a lot smarter than we are. Government doesn't consist entirely of DMV employees.