Would You Trust Machine Learning With Your Life?
Would you trust machine learning with your life? Considering the two primary mistakes ML is prone to, researchers are putting various theories to the test to see how much we can really rely on a machine to pick a vaccine.
Machine learning is becoming increasingly ubiquitous. Whether your mobile phone, Amazon Alexa, self-driving cars, medicine, etc. In the past few years, ML has come to dominate data analysis in academia and industry.Now researchers are using ML to mine research papers for information that could help speed the development of a COVID-19 vaccine. But, it is difficult to judge the accuracy of ML beforehand.
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