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by SteveGoob
2343 days ago
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^^ These parts of the article also bothered me, and tainted many of his other possibly/probably valid points. > ...we have seen the development of machine learning tools that can perform in minutes the same analysis for which a human comĀputer science major required hours or even days. Statements like this just demonstrate an obvious lack of understanding of how the field of computer science works. Guess who developed those machine learning tools? A machine learning engineer _who more than likely studied CS._ It's just hard to trust the author on other topics where I'm less familiar, seeing the data clearly driven toward a predetermined narrative. It reeks of cherrypicking to me, regardless of how well justified it is or isn't. |
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