Thank you for this.
Reading these comments I thought I stepped into some alternate timeline when we don't already have widespread ML all over the place.
Like, nobody does rules-based image recognition for a decade now already!
That ML I have no problem with.
This new ML that's supposed to be the basis for an entire new economic wave, that I mostly dislike.
But I guess that's how we build new things... We explore and throw away 80% of what we've built.
Re:The man who killed Google Search
by Nullabillity on Wednesday April 24, 2024 @09:25AM
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Call me back when you have voice recognition that doesn't constantly fail spectacularly.
Anyone claiming it’s some sort of snake oil shouldn’t be taken seriously. Certainly the current hype around it has given rise to many inappropriate applications, but it’s a wildly successful and ubiquitous technology class that has no replacement.