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Linus Torvalds reaffirms that Linux is not "Anti-AI" & not a "Social Warrior" project
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It's doing some pretty awesome things in the medical field as well, where experts can review it's output and make decisions based on everything else they know and are experts in
It's weird, like if experts feed AI things they know to be true, correct it when it gets it wrong, rinse and repeat. Then only use that AI for the things they trained it on, it seems to be pretty good. Whereas AI fed the entirety of human shit and corrected by middle managers, who are only experts in inflating their own ego, tends to output a lot of self-inflating bullshit.
I feel like the correct use case here is in parallel, not primary or backup.