Hannah Fry

Lähde kiehtovalle kiertoajelulle tekoälyn ja algoritmien maailmaan! Hannah Fryn Hello world saa lukijan pohtimaan, miten säilyttää ihmisyytensä koneiden keskellä.

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Beatričė 

Juk ateitis neatsiranda savaime. Ja kuriame mes.

Jau žinome, kad žmogus puikiai geba suprasti įvairiau- sius niuansus, analizuoti kontekstus, naudotis savo patirtimi ir atpažinti dėsningumus. Bet jam nesiseka sutelkti ir išlaikyti demesio, pasiekti tikslumo, nuoseklumo ir aiškiai suvokti aplinkos. Trumpai tariant, müsų gebéjimai - visiškai priešingi tiems, kurie büdingi algoritmams.

Fabian Beiner

[…] trusting a usually reliable algorithm is one thing. Trusting one without any firm understanding of its quality is quite another.

Everywhere you look — in the judicial system, in healthcare, in policing, even online shopping — there are problems with privacy, bias, error, accountability and transparency that aren't going to go away easily. Just by virtue of some algorithms existing, we face issues of fairness that cut to the core of who we are as humans, what we want our society to look like, and how far we can cope with the impending authority of dispassionate technology.

Please make that a thing and call it “The Fry Test.” 🙏🏻

There's a trick you can use to spot the junk algorithms. I like to call it the Magic Test. Whenever you see a story about an algorithm, see if you can swap out any of the buzzwords, like 'machine learning', 'artificial intelligence' and 'neural network', and swap in the word 'magic'. Does everything still make grammatical sense? Is any of the meaning lost? If not, I'd be worried that something smells quite a lot like bullshit. Because I'm afraid long into the foreseeable future we're not going to 'solve world hunger with magic' or 'use magic to write the perfect screenplay' any more than we are with AI.

In the age of the algorithm, humans have never been more important.

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