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Your use of the word "perfect" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. "Perfect" is a word embedded in a high dimensional space whose local maxima are different for ev
by doug_durham 2y ago
Your use of the word "perfect" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. "Perfect" is a word embedded in a high dimensional space whose local maxima are different for every human on the planet.
- hansmayer 2y agoNo, it's just the intuitively perfect that comes to mind in this context, i.e. reliable and guaranteed to produce a safe outcome. Much like Amazon checkout process. I am fine giving my credit card details to near-perfect automatons like that. I will never give it to a statistical model, which may or may not hallucinate the sum it is supposed to enter into an interface built for humans, not computers.