Sunday, 8 July 2018
Machine learning and ideation
Machine learning, a branch of artifical intelligence, AI, and related to computational statistics, is based
on the idea that computer systems can learn from data, without being explicitly programmed, identify
patterns ("object detections") and make decisions with minimal human
intervention.This may suggest machine learning could be a
useful tool for practising designers when making decisions about idea
implementation. But for a machine to aquire a lot of information ("data mining") and making data-driven predictions or decisions
is not the same as humans being capable of generating original and sustainable
ideas because machine learning, from a computationalist perspective, in its attempt at mimicking the human
decision making process, is not conscious of its own computations, and therefore lacking "human conscious". So while machine learning may help
develop and implement ideas, and become an ideation tool, it doesn't replace human intervention in
idea generation.
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