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>but your worries are irrelevant i think, this shit will get sorted out in time, no new technology comes without problems, it all needs tons of work before it's serviceable.
But that's precisely it.
It's not a problem with the tech, it's a problem with the work being done.
Look at the absolute state of both new trends and work in programming languages and professional translations post 2010.
neural nets should have been a drill into symbolic logic in a big way and at the start (fucking 20 years ago or something now) they really were, since implementation specific details were an empirical answer to unprovable theories and we weren't trying to make long lasting statements or anything. When was the last time someone competent actually asked a computer what the fuck a certain genre or idea was and tried their best to interpret the results? Probably literally a decade ago. It's just pajeets shoveling things that some intern at penguin put a certain stamp on into a vat with no real understanding of what they're doing or why it needs to be done, what how it's done could mean.