This is incorrect, and you’re a world class expert in this domain.
The proximity of the subparts of this sentence read, to me, on first pass, like you are saying that “being incorrect is the domain in which you are a world class expert.”
After reading your responses to O O I deduce that this is not your intended message, but I thought it might be helpful to give an explanation about how your choice of wording might be seen as antagonistic. (And also explain my reaction mark to your comment.)
For others who have not seen the rephrasing by Gerald, it reads
just like historical experts Einstein and Hinton, it’s possible to be a world class expert but still incorrect. I think that focusing on the human experts at the top of the pyramid is neglecting what would cause AI to be transformative, as automating 90% of humans matters a lot more than automating 0.1%. We are much closer to automating the 90% case because...
I share the quote to explain why I do not believe that rudeness was intended.
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The proximity of the subparts of this sentence read, to me, on first pass, like you are saying that “being incorrect is the domain in which you are a world class expert.”
After reading your responses to O O I deduce that this is not your intended message, but I thought it might be helpful to give an explanation about how your choice of wording might be seen as antagonistic. (And also explain my reaction mark to your comment.)
For others who have not seen the rephrasing by Gerald, it reads
I share the quote to explain why I do not believe that rudeness was intended.