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The question is how correlated are human and machine errors. I would guess fairly strongly, in which case human review would add little additional accuracy.
by ProjectArcturis 3y ago
The question is how correlated are human and machine errors. I would guess fairly strongly, in which case human review would add little additional accuracy.
- crazygringo 3y ago> I would guess fairly strongly No, evidence suggests they are not. We're all very aware of the horror stories of AI misidentifying species. Different AI systems are different, but in general AI seems to make quite different classes of mistakes from humans. Our brains work very differently from current statistical models. So human review absolutely adds accuracy, you can generally assume. And it adds human-accountable judgment which is just as important.
- ProjectArcturis 3y agoUltimately it's an empirical question, and unless someone has published the research, you and I will not be able to know for sure. I think there will be a lot of cases where two people simply look a lot alike, and any observer would have difficulty distinguishing them.