>a slight alteration in the data they receive can lead to a wild change in outcomes.
In my experience, it's not the alteration that creates an unpredictable outcome; it's the lack of nuance. Accuracy requires an insane amount of details, and it appears that some people might be waking up to that fact that the brain is better suited to handle those nuances.
I work with NLP and have discovered advantages in leaving some decisions up to the person using AI rather than the computer. One advantage being accuracy :-).
In my experience, it's not the alteration that creates an unpredictable outcome; it's the lack of nuance. Accuracy requires an insane amount of details, and it appears that some people might be waking up to that fact that the brain is better suited to handle those nuances.
I work with NLP and have discovered advantages in leaving some decisions up to the person using AI rather than the computer. One advantage being accuracy :-).