This is a very basic misunderstanding of machine learning. The goal is always to learn a representation that generalizes beyond the training set without overfitting. If you succeed in generalizing, you can do more than…
In a country like Denmark it's very common for a higher up to resign over something like this.
That's not (just) gatekeeping. People try to internalize a positive self image, from positive internal and external validation. Skills can also be a source of status or meaning (usefulness to others). Taking that away…
> "The need to be observed and understood was once satisfied by God. Now we can implement the same functionality with data-mining algorithms." > "God and the gods were apparitions of observation, judgment and…
No. Look into the history of human rights. It's long been recognized that there need to be backstops against excesses of (democratic) government.
I'm guessing you work on some highly technical domain that receives highly structured data and is amenable to TDD. Not all domains are like that. The majority of bugs I see are business/domain logic bugs. It's akin to…
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gold_standard
In regulated industries and government they aren't going to be allowed to process your appeal with just AI, so there's a cost asymmetry there that favors the "ddos"ers.
It's not really about the dollar amount of fraud, but maintaining public support for benefits schemes. If people feel that benefits aren't going strictly to the intended recipients the sense of fairness that underlies…
There's still inequality in someone else receiving a false positive approval from the AI while another gets rejected. Equal treatment and stochastic systems don't mix.
That's a fine philosophy on a personal level, but if the labor market is shocked for entire sectors there's not enough slack in the system for all of those people to adapt at once. That's how you end up with lost…
I don't think the extra production cost, for the Odyssey at least, is likely to be offset by extra box office income. If you read about it, the massive cameras and limited running time of one load of film (less than…
This is out of my area of expertise a bit, but digitization quality loss often depends on whether you quantize things, at what level of fidelity and also what kind of transformations you apply (stepped discrete or…
You can't prove a negative. How would such a log be convincing in any way?
I'm very interested in their anonymization and classification processes. Traditionally, conversational writing is too complex to anonymize automatically without false negatives, and remaining PII might be very personal…
Have you ever done research? It's very difficult to construct your measurements in such a way that they measure what you want them to. So in just your quoted statement there are many sources of uncertainty. * what's a…
You can still get your session cookies stolen. If you have good password hygiene passkeys only protect you in extremely niche scenarios.
OK now say you're on a work/library/friend's computer and you want to look up an account in 1password on your phone so you can type in the password. Passkeys don't support this very basic and common workflow. Meanwhile…
Ignoring patent law has done great things for 16th century continental Europe and more recently China. Rent-seekers and ladder kickers shouldn't always be respected, they'll slow down societal advancement to a crawl if…
Ethics are probably internalized long before someone commits to an engineering career. I'm not sure they can be taught later.
Or it's self-dealing from these funding parties, and the hiring is business continuing as usual. My understanding is that one of the advantages of being VC funded is that sales among sister companies become easier,…
That's positively incoherent. You can't even interpret an instruction without relying on prior knowledge. Not to mention LLM's are in essence made of knowledge.
Relaxation isn't really a goal of meditation. When you do it you cultivate a kind of meta-cognition, an awareness of - and control over - the kind of invasive thinking that usually dominates our awareness. As a fellow…
That's what swap is for.
In the past with harmful refrigerants and lack of renewable energy AC simply was not justifiable in most of Europe. Progress on both fronts plus global warming is changing that only recently.
This is a very basic misunderstanding of machine learning. The goal is always to learn a representation that generalizes beyond the training set without overfitting. If you succeed in generalizing, you can do more than…
In a country like Denmark it's very common for a higher up to resign over something like this.
That's not (just) gatekeeping. People try to internalize a positive self image, from positive internal and external validation. Skills can also be a source of status or meaning (usefulness to others). Taking that away…
> "The need to be observed and understood was once satisfied by God. Now we can implement the same functionality with data-mining algorithms." > "God and the gods were apparitions of observation, judgment and…
No. Look into the history of human rights. It's long been recognized that there need to be backstops against excesses of (democratic) government.
I'm guessing you work on some highly technical domain that receives highly structured data and is amenable to TDD. Not all domains are like that. The majority of bugs I see are business/domain logic bugs. It's akin to…
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gold_standard
In regulated industries and government they aren't going to be allowed to process your appeal with just AI, so there's a cost asymmetry there that favors the "ddos"ers.
It's not really about the dollar amount of fraud, but maintaining public support for benefits schemes. If people feel that benefits aren't going strictly to the intended recipients the sense of fairness that underlies…
There's still inequality in someone else receiving a false positive approval from the AI while another gets rejected. Equal treatment and stochastic systems don't mix.
That's a fine philosophy on a personal level, but if the labor market is shocked for entire sectors there's not enough slack in the system for all of those people to adapt at once. That's how you end up with lost…
I don't think the extra production cost, for the Odyssey at least, is likely to be offset by extra box office income. If you read about it, the massive cameras and limited running time of one load of film (less than…
This is out of my area of expertise a bit, but digitization quality loss often depends on whether you quantize things, at what level of fidelity and also what kind of transformations you apply (stepped discrete or…
You can't prove a negative. How would such a log be convincing in any way?
I'm very interested in their anonymization and classification processes. Traditionally, conversational writing is too complex to anonymize automatically without false negatives, and remaining PII might be very personal…
Have you ever done research? It's very difficult to construct your measurements in such a way that they measure what you want them to. So in just your quoted statement there are many sources of uncertainty. * what's a…
You can still get your session cookies stolen. If you have good password hygiene passkeys only protect you in extremely niche scenarios.
OK now say you're on a work/library/friend's computer and you want to look up an account in 1password on your phone so you can type in the password. Passkeys don't support this very basic and common workflow. Meanwhile…
Ignoring patent law has done great things for 16th century continental Europe and more recently China. Rent-seekers and ladder kickers shouldn't always be respected, they'll slow down societal advancement to a crawl if…
Ethics are probably internalized long before someone commits to an engineering career. I'm not sure they can be taught later.
Or it's self-dealing from these funding parties, and the hiring is business continuing as usual. My understanding is that one of the advantages of being VC funded is that sales among sister companies become easier,…
That's positively incoherent. You can't even interpret an instruction without relying on prior knowledge. Not to mention LLM's are in essence made of knowledge.
Relaxation isn't really a goal of meditation. When you do it you cultivate a kind of meta-cognition, an awareness of - and control over - the kind of invasive thinking that usually dominates our awareness. As a fellow…
That's what swap is for.
In the past with harmful refrigerants and lack of renewable energy AC simply was not justifiable in most of Europe. Progress on both fronts plus global warming is changing that only recently.