divebomb

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by divebomb 10y ago
I'm starting to think that this event, while clearly atypical ( i don't think they'll hit the Preakness Superfecta) represents the second most impressive thing to happen in AI this year behind Alpha Go.
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by divebomb 10y ago
This is actually kind of remarkable.
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by divebomb 10y ago
Well, keep in mind they ran the predictions twice, once two weeks before the race, and then again after the lineup was determined in the middle of the week, switching one horse. I don't know what the odds were at that time. And, if any
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by divebomb 10y ago
It's also worth pointing out that they were challenged to make this pic by a reporter in advance of the Derby. They weren't just throwing out a random guess, they met the gauntlet that had been thrown down once already. This is a
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by divebomb 11y ago
unless it had access to historical sales / endorsement / dumping data. Lots to think about here.
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by divebomb 11y ago
I wonder which demonstrates more intelligence - picking the winner of the game, or who the MVP will thank first? It seems like Madden ( or a computer AI ) could do the first, but only a human could do the second.
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A Billionaire in the Oval Office?(unanimous.ai)
5 points by divebomb 11y ago|2 comments
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“Swarm intelligence' lets average people outperform experts – TechRepublic(techrepublic.com)
9 points by divebomb 11y ago|2 comments
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by divebomb 11y ago
yep. Gotta have the balls to let it ride sometimes and he's clearly playing with house money. Even if put half his winnings up, he'd have been in a no risk situation with a chance to win 400 total.
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by divebomb 11y ago
Who does the "swarm" have this weekend? Are you gonna let it ride??
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by divebomb 11y ago
Great game last night. Alabama is on a different level, but Watson gives Clemson a chance to beat anybody, anywhere. Odd that the "experts" didn't see that and picked Oklahoma.
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by divebomb 11y ago
I'd much rather listen to the average fan's opinion than Stephen A Smith, so I wouldn't be surprised if normal people were able to make better predictions, too. What I'd like to see is an ESPN where the predictions have