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I'm sure they work to improve the accuracy of the output but it's not 'truth' unless it's the same data - which of course is impractical. That is, unless 'trut
by mmooss 2y ago
I'm sure they work to improve the accuracy of the output but it's not 'truth' unless it's the same data - which of course is impractical.
That is, unless 'truth' means something different in ML, which would be troubling!
- luma 2y agoGround truthing does in fact mean something different in ML but I’m not clear on how that is troubling.
- mmooss 2y agoIf I understand you, AI/ML is redefining "truth" from facts of reality to whatever the input (or maybe the internal state) says. It's corrupt, a lie, and will obviously output inaccuracies - but only inaccurate by reality's standard!