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He defines the three operational constraints of supervised systems as clean data, measurable objectives, and bounded parameters, and treats edge cases as a key fragility vector.
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He defines the three operational constraints of supervised systems as clean data, measurable objectives, and bounded parameters, and treats edge cases as a key fragility vector.
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"to control the world oh to become God right what's the point of existence you live you die you have an opportunity to become..."
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"Okay, you have to ask the computer, does this face match the name? Okay, you cannot ask the computer, what is God? What is..."
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"And that mean damn right or intentionally trying to cause an accident or self driving car. Does that make sense? And the answers you..."
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