[Local News] Latest news on the erosion of meaning in the English language: speech recognition is now “AI”
[Local News] Latest news on the erosion of meaning in the English language: speech recognition is now “AI”
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The kicker:
The system isn’t purely run on AI. It also relies on human input to help it learn and become more accurate.
And then
And so far it’s getting high marks from employees
(no employees interviewed or cited)
Who call it “Bo-Linda”
Love to regurgitate company PR material as fact
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There is a disconnect between what computer scientists understands as AI and what the general public understands as AI. This was previously not a problem, nerds give confusing names to stuff all the time, but it became a problem after this latest hype cycle where incurious laypeople are in charge of the messaging (or in a less charitable interpretation, benefit from fear of the singularity™). Doesn't help that scientific communication is dogshit.
There is a disconnect between what computer scientists understands as AI and what venture capitalists are aggressively marketing as AI.
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