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It’s a great example too. Think if your calendar moved some of your events around without telling you 5% of the time. Or if your email server didn’t send 5% of
by mnky9800n 2y ago
It’s a great example too. Think if your calendar moved some of your events around without telling you 5% of the time. Or if your email server didn’t send 5% of your emails. Or if your car didn’t start 5% of the time. And I use these examples because ai people want ai to be completely rooted in your life like a car or a calendar.
I find that I use ai tools quite regularly including integrating it into data pipelines, using it to help coding, and using it as a research tool. but also I am a data scientist who works on ml applications to geoscience. I should be expected to have some nuanced understanding of when things work or don’t. But why would some average person care to do that?