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My money is on, "meh" once we get over the hype, deep learning is a mix of the useful English major intern who writes well but doesn't always understand what th
by pwndByDeath 1y ago
My money is on, "meh" once we get over the hype, deep learning is a mix of the useful English major intern who writes well but doesn't always understand what they write, and the asshat in the meeting who says the ultra obvious but with confidence that appeals to the other pretenders.
- nosianu 1y agoI think its strengths already lie where complete accuracy does not matter. Campaigns - political or other, dialog for dialog's sake, keeping people busy and "engaged", and then there is the huge field of generating pictures, video and audio. Then there will be the applications in business and administration where accuracy would matter, except that a certain percentage of failure is allowed in the system. Support, and decision making, e.g. in insurance. Those lucky may get a second chance to speak to a real human after a decision against them. The government is going to allow it as long as it saves costs and not too many people are impacted, a certain amount of dissatisfaction is priced into such systems already anyway. Worse for those without means.
- pwndByDeath 1y agoI want to ammend my comment. I think the honest conclusion is the product of our intelligence can be duplicated by a slime mold with the right preconditions.