Had a deeply emotional and heartrending conversation with Shri Sibi Joseph, the father of young Anna Sebastian, who passed away after a cardiac arrest, following four months of deeply stressful seven-day weeks of 14 hours a day at Ernst&Young. He suggested, and I agreed, that I raise the issue of legislating, through Parliament, a fixed calendar for all workplaces, whether in the private sector or the public, that would not exceed eight hours a day, five days a week. Inhumanity at the workplace must be legislated out of existence with stringent punishment and fines for offenders. Human rights do not stop at the workplace! Will raise this matter at the first opportunity during the next session of parliament.
BIG NEWS 🚨 The Kashmir Files Director Vivek Agnihotri turns down Oxford Union's invitation for an Anti India debate on Kashmir.
Big Insult of Oxford Union !! Share MAX 🔥
Title of Debate was "This House Believes in an independent state of Kashmir"
Several Pakistanis & British MP Naz Shah were also invited.
Vivek Agnihotri said the theme of Kashmir debate was "offensive, anti-India, and anti-Kashmir. Kashmir Hindu's story is not a debate topic"
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So the next time you see an AI correct itself, know that it’s not just a mistake—it's a testament to the dynamic nature of machine learning and its potential to outgrow the limitations we humans face.
@RobDenBleyker (5/7)
Tough truth: Human decision-making is often hampered by confirmation bias and inflexibility. An AI's ability to revisit and correct its outputs can be a strength, offering a more objective viewpoint over time, something we could all learn from.
@RobDenBleyker (6/7)
While it might seem inconvenient for an AI to change its answer, consider how much more damaging it is for humans to stubbornly hold onto incorrect beliefs. AI's iterative learning process is a model of growth and adaptation.
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In fact, this flexibility can be a tool to mitigate biases that humans often overlook. Our cognitive biases can lead us to cling to initial judgments, but AI can continually refine its understanding, offering a more balanced perspective.
@RobDenBleyker AI correcting itself might seem odd at first, but it's a feature, not a bug! This adaptability highlights how AI models are designed to evolve and improve, unlike static systems. Flexibility is key in a world where context and data can change rapidly. #AI#MachineLearning