Surfin’, cruisin’, snarfin’. I like food.
I disagree. I’m not at all trying to dismiss the significance of the problem; apologies that I didn’t communicate that effectively. The systems absolutely SHOULD get better and be better than us. However, I think that comparing the difference to human perception helps enable us to discover differences in how these systems view and process the world around them and gives us hints at how to improve them. After all, humans also have these problems to some extent, and knowing how much better or worse AI is at it can either help improve safety for human drivers too or maybe highlight systemic issues that need to be addressed outside of the vehicle (e.g., daylighting, improved crosswalk infrastructure, et cetera).
But the question is, is it a significant difference from human perception?
I’m not sure it’s that simple? I don’t know the details of this specific case, but are you suggesting that every actor that ever uses a prop gun has to do a test fire? Doesn’t the gun need to be reloaded after firing? How would the actor then know that it’s safe after the reload? I don’t think this is as easy as you make it seem. The process for such things needs to be tighter with strict controls and responsibilities. There are entire teams dedicated to the safe use of these props, and it’s not just the actor’s responsibility.
I get the need to have a distinction between fish flesh and other meats such as beef, pork, and chicken, but using the same logic as in this article, I’ve always thought of fish as part of the general “meat” category. It confuses me how Catholics do the “no meat, yes fish” thing. Maybe there’s some etymological explanation for why our current-day definition of meat doesn’t explicitly have this distinction (assuming it ever did), but if there is, that context seems to have been lost long ago. For some reason, many people now just reflexively believe that fish is not meat – even non-Catholics.
I wish more recipes used grams alongside volume measurements.
The irony is that true liberalism is made up of many of the same ideals that those on the right claim to fight for.
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