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I have a very surface level understanding of AI, and yet this always seemed obvious to me. It's almost a fundamental law of the universe that complexity of any
by danielvaughn 1y ago
I have a very surface level understanding of AI, and yet this always seemed obvious to me. It's almost a fundamental law of the universe that complexity of any kind has a long tail. So you can get AI to faithfully replicate 90% of a particular domain skill. That's phenomenal, and by itself can yield value for companies. But the journey from 90%-100% is going to be a very difficult march.
- Forgeties79 1y agoThe last mile problem is inescapable!
- tim333 1y agoThe nines comment was in the context of self driving cars which I can see because you are never perfect driving and accidents can be fatal. Some AI is like chess though, where they steadily advance in ELO ranking.