I take a similar thought process with all automation efforts that use data. The effort doesn't need to improve the state of execution, just perform it at the same level of effectiveness as its human counterpart. By simply doing that 24/7, it inherently outperforms humans.
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Reply to comment by Red-Portal in [Discussion] If ML is based on data generated by humans, can it truly outperform humans? by groman434
I take a similar thought process with all automation efforts that use data. The effort doesn't need to improve the state of execution, just perform it at the same level of effectiveness as its human counterpart. By simply doing that 24/7, it inherently outperforms humans.