> I am not an AI evangelist by any means, but it does serve a purpose when used correctly.
Well, doesn't every tool? The devil is in the details of just how easy it is to use correctly versus incorrectly, and what are the consequences if it's not used correctly. A tool that, when used as its manufacturer advises, fails as often as most AI systems do has no place in systems where peoples' health and safety can be harmed.
Well, doesn't every tool? The devil is in the details of just how easy it is to use correctly versus incorrectly, and what are the consequences if it's not used correctly. A tool that, when used as its manufacturer advises, fails as often as most AI systems do has no place in systems where peoples' health and safety can be harmed.