I worry about the dangers of AI in cases where users accept—or, worse, act upon—the cause-effect relationships presumed in algorithms produced by machine learning without understanding them deeply.
Ray Dalio
Founder of Bridgewater Associates
In a LinkedIn post, Ray Dalio wrote that he worries about people accepting or acting on machine-learning relationships they do not deeply understand.
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Skip to main content LinkedIn Top Content People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Join now Ray Dalio’s Post Ray Dalio Ray Dalio is an Influencer 7y Report this post I worry about the dangers of AI in cases where users accept—or, worse, act upon—the cause-effect relationships presumed in algorithms produced by machine learning without understanding them deeply. Before I explain why, I want to clarify my terms. “Artificial intelligence” and “machine learning” are words that are thrown around casually and often used as synonyms, though they are quite different.
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- Later in the post, Dalio said pattern-mimicking systems can work in stable, rule-bound settings; his concern is that real-world conditions change and a system can fall out of sync with reality.
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