Paulianez’s Reviews > How AI Thinks: How we built it, how it can help us, and how we can control it > Status Update

Quite repetitive... same idea looping from the beginning of the book "However, if the boring and repetitive parts of a job can be automated, this may actually free people up to focus on the more creative side of their work, increasing their job satisfaction and improving productivity."
Which is not faceable as by doing so, many jobs will be destroyed and that will create another problem in economy.

I almost forgot to mention that reading the part about AI in the sector of healthcare make me want to drop the book immediately.
How can you say that you'd leave the translation to a chatbot and MT? AI does not get the nuances as a translator or interpreter.
Man, I am getting sick of this book.

Though the use of AI to collect data and help diagnose patients it could help the quicker attention to them when needed.

"Too much of education today is focussed on just remembering
facts that allow students to pass an exam. Often, students will quickly forget this information unless they can apply it in real-world situations."

There is no need to be an expert nor a genious to state that. I think I am a bit fed up with this book.

Entscheidungsproblem