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Its not the early days in terms of expecting digital tools to be correct 99% of the time. Early adoption age was back in 2000-2009. Now everyone expects polishe
by altdataseller 2y ago
Its not the early days in terms of expecting digital tools to be correct 99% of the time. Early adoption age was back in 2000-2009. Now everyone expects polished tools that does what it expects them to do
- saigal 2y ago"...what it expects them to do" therein lies the nuance. some people expect to get a natural language answer back. others expect to get a data table back. others expect to get correct SQL back. this is why it's so important to understand the use case and not bucket everything together.
- saigal 2y agoif you expect correct 99% of the time, you will be waiting for a very very very long time for most, except for the most constrained, use cases