Haha, same. Though I had actually forgotten what I had thought the title meant until I read this. (I went from the above interpretation to “probably interesting” and opened the article, and by the time I got around to reading it, it was indeed interesting, but I didn’t notice the prediction error.)
I also agree that, for the purpose of previewing the content, this post is poorly titled (maybe it should be titled something like “Having bad names makes you open the black box of the name”, except more concise?), although, for me, I didn’t as much stick to a particular wrong interpretation as just view the entire title as unclear.
Haha, same. Though I had actually forgotten what I had thought the title meant until I read this. (I went from the above interpretation to “probably interesting” and opened the article, and by the time I got around to reading it, it was indeed interesting, but I didn’t notice the prediction error.)
I also agree that, for the purpose of previewing the content, this post is poorly titled (maybe it should be titled something like “Having bad names makes you open the black box of the name”, except more concise?), although, for me, I didn’t as much stick to a particular wrong interpretation as just view the entire title as unclear.
Saying poor naming instead of bad names would be clearer, since it wouldn’t call up the idea of “bad names” = swear words.
Saying “look in” instead of “open” would also distance from the AI concept.
“Vague” would be less.