Talking to people about AI is hard

I am not entirely sure what makes the AI debate so polarizing, although I suspect it has something to do with feeling threatened by a changing landscape. What I can say with certainty is that I find having a nuanced conversation about AI with people often difficult. It seems to me that people fall into two polar opposite camps — those who thing AI is completely great and that we should fire all the programmers and creatives; and those who think that AI is all bad and we should go backwards in time to a place before it existed.

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Tensorflow, ROCm, and version mismatches

I’ve fallen into this pattern where I do an hour or so of self-directed learning in the mornings before going to work. Until recently it was an excellent CMU course on the design of SQL database systems, which I’ve mentioned previously here. I’ve finished that, so I thought I would do something shorter and fun as a break before finding another course to do. I choseĀ The freeCodeCamp.org hot dog or not hot dog tensorflow course. 90 minutes seemed achievable, and I too wish to know if an object in front of me is a hot dog or not.

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