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Oprah’s upcoming AI television special sparks outrage among tech critics
(arstechnica.com)
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I am honesty waiting for the day, "when AI can solve all the physics problems". I mean with respect to where AI currently stands and the very fact that we cannot define generalisation with respect to deep learning. How can they make such bold statements without talking any accountability and responsibility? I agree it is pure corporate greed motivated PR show but there should be some level of sanity, responsibility and accountability
Edit: Typos and grammar
It’s like people saying it can replace programmers. If they say that they have no idea how either of those things work.