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People keep underestimating the power of marketing. A lot of what we believe does not come from direct experience and does not come from a knowledge of facts, it comes from repeatedly hammered talking points and iconic images
This is especially striking in deep learning, a field where almost everyone has joined in the past ~3 years and has little experience (especially compared to the overall complexity), and where there are few established facts. Lots of strong opinions, all from talking points.
Is this an opinion or a fact?
an opinion based on facts :)
Buzzwords. Lots of buzzwords. Like “AI”
Any examples?
I was young, naive, and paired with a marketeer as part of a wedding party. While chatting I said, "It must be hard to figure out what people want." She replied, "It's irrelevant, we tell them what they want." I was astounded. Can we really want what we want?
"Think Therefore I Am" scenario has always interested me. It does come down to your own "faith" in the existence of reality. I HAVE to trust my senses my own consciousness reacting to this reality in order to trust the "facts" that make up my "beliefs" ... or else I go mental.
Best example is how people are afraid of lifts - no danger at all yet people would rather bungee jump than being locked in a lift!
Another way of saying, “Say it enough and it becomes the truth.” So what can we as a community to help assure that Deep Learning doesn’t reinforce the reality-twisting-repetition of pervasive marketing?
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