April 2, 2024, 6:37 p.m. | /u/mal_mal_mal

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i feel like AI (ML/DL algorithms) are not very reliable to use to solve real world problems and it is not because of not having enough data, compute power or whatever. i feel like DL algorithms are inherently not very reliable because of stochastic nature of parameter initialization, backpropagation, hidden layers, non interpretability of the output, inherent bias in the data, and I haven't even started on the legal part of collecting data. I know that the world is going …

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