alt Hacker NewsThis sounds like a religious cult priest blaming the common people for not understanding the cult leader's wish, which he never clearly stated.
This sounds like a religious cult priest blaming the common people for not understanding the cult leader's wish, which he never clearly stated.
A strange view. The trade-off has nothing to do with a specific ideology or notable selfishness. It is an intrinsic limitation of the algorithms, which anybody could reasonably learn about.
Sure, the exact choice on the trade-off, changing that choice, and having a pretty product-breaking bug as a result, are much more opaque. But I was responding to somebody who was surprised there's any trade-off at all. Computers don't give you infinite resources, whether or not they're "servers," "in the cloud," or "AI."