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@veronica Thank you for sharing this article! My diploma thesis (in EE sic!) in 1988 was about a classification problem. It used all computing power I could get hold off to run reasonably-sized neural networks and train them. The results were disappointing. Nearly 20 years later, I applied a ML-based clustering algorithm to learn all currently detectable radio emissions from low short wave up to multiple GHz (a SIGINT system on a submarine). The results were good enough to meet expectations. Nearly 20 more years later, such useful ML systems are utterly conflated with overhyped Gen AI, or the fabled AGI. Too many people can't tell those apart, thereby enshittifying our world.