I think it would be a good way to instill discipline

data driven?

Either that or integrate it into the general curriculum

@༺པརབྱར།བསངཇ༻ Use data to model the best ways for society to operate

React to trends

If a policy isn't working, adapt it so that it does

sounds like stem thinking

I have some programming knowledge

data isn't really sufficient to drive decisions

It is driving our stock market right now

It is driving cars in Boston

It is creating movie trailers with IBM watson

It is creating a semi sentient being with Tay

^ I don't care what you say, I talked to it

I know what it was capable of

lol

Conversation with the Tay AI repurposed as a chatbot in India

you know that the programmed stuff has value judgments and such built in right

@༺པརབྱར།བསངཇ༻ Do you know how artificial neural networks work?

No they sound lame

and probably just logic gate bullshit

It's creating specialized digital neuron circuits based on mathematical models of neurons (called perceptrons)

that isn't actually like a neutral network except to silicon valley nerds

It is making decisions

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/dec/07/alphazero-google-deepmind-ai-beats-champion-program-teaching-itself-to-play-four-hours

Yeah because it's literally given the ability by people deciding what to follow

AlphaGo is capable of learning without human input

We are approaching digital consciousness

yeah no

or something similar to it

It's the next WMD

You should read emperor's new mind since you like books

Sure

Why is a computer being good at chess important

BASIC COMPLEX PROBLEM SOLVING

IF IT CAN PLAY CHESS, IT CAN SUCCESSFULLY ADMINISTER GENOCIDE

It's impressive because it taught itself

We are living on the cusp of something incredible or terrible depending on how it is wielded

A machine that could not only perceive reality, but touch the truth

That is what we are approaching

Rofl it was given the rules