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...what? I don't think they're talking about hallucinations here, they're talking about public opinion.

• jqpabc123 1mo ago
  Is it just an "opinion" if it is based on proven facts?
  • LPisGood 1mo ago
    Yes. Let’s say I saw a person kill someone. That’s a fact, but my perception of them would be low; that is an opinion. I think it’s really swell how the last 10 years have made it so the basic difference between fact and opinion is not totally obvious.
    • jqpabc123 1mo ago
      We're talking stated "risk" to the public. Using your example --- as far as "risk" to the public is concerned, which would be more pertinent info --- the fact that this person is a murderer or your low opinion?
  • bluefirebrand 1mo ago
    "Public Opinion" - Public opinion, or popular opinion, is the collective opinion on a specific topic or voting intention relevant to society. It is the people's views on matters affecting them (From Wikipedia) It has nothing to do with fact. It broadly represents peoples views, factual or otherwise.
• paul7986 1mo ago
  Tell that to graphic designers as do you think that's a career a student going into college should pursue? Same with web design and web development (AI companies now are trying / working on shifting us away to less screens/more voice).... like would you tell a freshman in college to pursue those degrees vs. medical stuff and or skip college altogether, rather pick up tools to help build those data centers?