I personally know two virologists who would be keen to correct you, especially on that last point. But I suspect you're beyond help by this stage
I personally know two virologists who would be keen to correct you, especially on that last point. But I suspect you're beyond help by this stage
I am not saying AI-based facial recognition systems should be used the way that they are, but your argument against them does need to be more nuanced.
LLM hallucinations are a different kind of wrongness from simple statistical error, because transformer-based deep recurrent networks do a much more complex thing than, say, an image classifier.
"Every single one" is overstating the case. For one example, U-net based image segmentation methods do better than humans at identifying anomalies on scans.
"Turing it off and on again", shurely?
Sure! I can be less sycophantic if you want!
If I learned anything from Donnie Darko it's to beware of falling jet engines
Various things I have found several hours after losing them in public places, by carefully retracing my steps: - My passport; - My wallet; - My hip flask.
Sonos doesn't work very well at all, does it. Enshittification here too?
It's always the drivers of the smallest cars who are happy to pick up hitchhikers