Re:What I learned from looking at every AI/ML tool I could find
by softwaredoug on Wednesday June 24, 2020 @08:14AM
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There’s a real lack of good engineering in machine learning and too much emphasis on using bleeding edge research.
There’s a lot of boring models and practices that get the job done for the 80%. That don’t require as much talent to do well. That scale, quick to develop, and can be implemented on prod with ease.
But there’s a problem in tech culture of reaching first for the most sophisticated ML, not the most practical.
There’s a lot of boring models and practices that get the job done for the 80%. That don’t require as much talent to do well. That scale, quick to develop, and can be implemented on prod with ease.
But there’s a problem in tech culture of reaching first for the most sophisticated ML, not the most practical.