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Something is weird about this. I dunno anyone who actually likes the Notion AI implementation, and in fact before we churned (Linear and Google Docs are enough for us) we were mostly just trying to turn it off and never see it again. What am I missing here?
Author. Coder. CTO. θηριομάχης. Building: https://t.co/otXT4Wy6WR. Writing: https://t.co/dBPBtyCIHw.
This applies to both skills / knowledge, and fluid intelligence. Let's say the task is to translate from Italian to German. "Average human performance" is meaningless.
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I am curious how people outside of the social media inside baseball world interpret the clear revealed preference argument here. If I order your feed chronologically you use the app less. As the company making the app, how am I supposed to interpret that?
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I am curious how people outside of the social media inside baseball world interpret the clear revealed preference argument here. If I order your feed chronologically you use the app less. As the company making the app, how am I supposed to interpret that?
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You should measure human capability on a task not in terms of "average human" or "random human", but in terms of your best alternative (to AI) if you were to hire a human to solve the task. Which isn't average or random.
This applies to both skills / knowledge, and fluid intelligence. Let's say the task is to translate from Italian to German. "Average human performance" is meaningless.