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Ethan Bolker points to this news item and writes:
A couple more clicks after that, and we’re looking at a summarized version of a bill tackling cybersecurity that the software has considered and rendered a judgment on, when it comes to the probability that it will become law. We’re not talking a rough estimate. There’s a decimal: 78.1 percent.
It’s good to know that software can be as dumb as humans.
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