Giving my smartest AI a veto, not a vote
I expected a smarter AI to fix my wildlife model’s mistakes. Instead it overruled 38 right answers and fixed one. Here’s the job it turned out to be great at.
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I expected a smarter AI to fix my wildlife model’s mistakes. Instead it overruled 38 right answers and fixed one. Here’s the job it turned out to be great at.
My wildlife app’s model was right 98.9% of the time and still couldn’t admit when it didn’t know. The fix was already sitting in results I’d saved.