We should stop saying that machine-learning algorithms are 'trained.' They aren't capable of learning, of critical thought, of creativity. They aren't being 'trained.'
They operate on probabilities based on data fed into it. They hopefully spit out better answers with more data calibrating their models. That's not 'training.'
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I wonder if a better verb is "exposed to" rather than "trained on."
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@bettybarcode definitely on the right track @ICYMI_urban
