"AI" seems like the latest example of the so-called "tech" industry's worship of the Pareto Principle. If "AI" answers are correct 80% of the time and incorrect 20% of the time, that's good enough to promote "AI" as worth something. Demos can be faked if necessary, as Google recently did.
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"AI" seems like the latest example of the so-called "tech" industry's worship of the Pareto Principle. If "AI" answers are correct 80% of the time and incorrect 20% of the time, that's good enough to promote "AI" as worth something. Demos can be faked if necessary, as Google recently did.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/12/7/23992737/google-gemini-mi...
Perhaps this is similar to the practice of "vaporware". Musk's Tesla is a recent example. Neverending promises, mixed results.