Most routine tasks that everyone can do are impossible to automate with current ML technology, even after spending millions of dollars to collect training data
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Although "impossible to automate with ML" doesn't mean "impossible to automate". I'd say most things are still automatable -- by having human engineers handcraft complex software to handle each task. Which can be enhanced with ML, if need be
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An example of this is Facebook discarding its M assistant project. The plan was to start with a Wizard of Oz, and collect tons of queries (with the steps to answer them), to eventually train a supervised model to answer the most common queries. Sounds clever, but it doesn't work
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Another example is self-driving. You can automate driving, but not with an end-to-end ML system. The variability of real-world situations just cannot be handled by a system that merely pattern-matches with the past
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The most accurate definition of current AI technologies capabilities.
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Do you think creativity is automatable?
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I'll find a way to add machine learning into test automation. When that happens, I'll let you know.
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