Re: Outsourcing human experience.
" It's clear that's the alternative and that the participants have no idea how likely the computer is to know what it's doing."
If you have a test and answer *just* a number, you'll get zero points on that. Every time. For a reason too.
It's *never* about "an answer" but "how did you get that answer" and none of the "AI" systems can answer to that. Nor can they assign a probability of being right on said answer, despite operating purely on probabilities.
Technically "AI" throws a dart into pool of answers and picks one. Who believes it's a right answer and why it's right? I see three guys who believe DKE doesn't apply to them and have no idea how modern "AI" actually works.
AI was major hype in 1990s and it's a second round now: Nothing has changed except the amounts of money dumped into that (mostly) BS.
Neural networks have actual uses in machine vision, but that's not intelligence by any meaning of the word.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
