I think it is correct to include practical implementation costs in the selection.
Theoretical efficacy doesn’t guarantee real world efficacy.
I accept that this is self reinforcing but I favor real gains today over potentially larger gains in a potentially achievable future.
I also think we are learning practical lessons on the periphery of any application of AI that will apply if a mold-breaking solution becomes compelling.
Theoretical efficacy doesn’t guarantee real world efficacy.
I accept that this is self reinforcing but I favor real gains today over potentially larger gains in a potentially achievable future.
I also think we are learning practical lessons on the periphery of any application of AI that will apply if a mold-breaking solution becomes compelling.