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What worries me is that current and previous generations are (and have been) diving head first into this nonsense. Some are just sleep walking into it and some of us feel the need to make a fuss and spread the word. Laugh if you like. Your kids and grandkids won’t be thanking you.
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I recall Hoover had 'fuzzy logic' and it was pretty good at turning socks and underwear into tangled messes.
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You can eat all of them, some only once!
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I'm fully expecting my job to disappear due to AI...but I'm close enough to retirement that doesn't really matters I guess.
I think AI has great potential...won't be long before it's smarter than the average bear I would think.
I think AI has great potential...won't be long before it's smarter than the average bear I would think.
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BBC Comedy releases first look pictures of Diane Morgan as Ann Droid
Sue Johnston and Paul Ready also star in the comedy coming to the BBC this summer
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Sadly most of my experiences with Ai have been expensive with quotas soon used up and extra costing a fortune.
Plus the above might seem jovial BUT many of my results have been down the same like. It tells you one thing until you challenge it and then says something like i am glad you challenged me. You are totally correct would you like me to go a different direction?
RIRO = Rubbish In Rubbish Out . it seems that most of the so called AI systems are nothing but very high speed filing cabinets , often selecting the most frequently used terms and cobbling an answer for you from them . The latest buzzword for this effect /action of 8ollocks is " Hallucinating" .
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What worries me is that current and previous generations are (and have been) diving head first into this nonsense. Some are just sleep walking into it and some of us feel the need to make a fuss and spread the word. Laugh if you like. Your kids and grandkids won’t be thanking you.
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"sleep walking into it"
@waddycall - I wish I did not agree with you 100% on your comment - but I do...
you sort of summed it up well - in a few words mate
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To be a pedant, it's GIGO.
But, as previously pointed out, one has to ask the right question
in the first place.
42 springs to mind here.... for those that know
But, as previously pointed out, one has to ask the right question
in the first place.
42 springs to mind here.... for those that know
That's in Americanese for sure .To be a pedant, it's GIGO.
But, as previously pointed out, one has to ask the right question
in the first place.
42 springs to mind here.... for those that know
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Yes, it is. But that was the acronym ascribed in 1982.
RIRO was in use at Crossfields Electronics ( Full of EX RAF guys aka RAF Crossfields ) about the same time perhaps even earlier . From 1978 FIL worked as the senior stock auditor with paper ledgers till computers came in big time there , then he was replaced by a computerised stock control system .
I seem to recall that , " Five on the card and F***all in the bin " was the fore runner for stock discrepancies in the paper work .
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RIRO was in use at Crossfields Electronics ( Full of EX RAF guys aka RAF Crossfields ) about the same time perhaps even earlier . From 1978 FIL worked as the senior stock auditor with paper ledgers till computers came in big time there , then he was replaced by a computerised stock control system .
On reflection, and probably more accurately, that would have been me
being an impressionable 15 yo, at the time.
The very first year "Computer Studies" became a subject in it's own
right at our comprehensive school. Our teacher coined us this acronym,
and it stuck, with me.
But, as you say @Dapph2 , it was clearly the American version.
I will now blame my teacher for that subversive corruption of my young
mind, and may enquire if I can claim some compensation...
