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Many workers are faking knowledge of AI to make sure they aren't left behind
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You can basically think of AI as a massively multiverse analysis that can go far beyond a directly applied model. So while yes, technically averages are involved, they’re applied in a way that makes it incredibly naive to call it “just averages”.
Edit: it is especially not “just an average of how many people order a meal” as you had said.