AI is my full time job and I generally agree. Love answering questions about the nitty gritty specifics of how it _works_, bored to tears of “do you think it will”

Recently I had a convo starting with: "Maybe we can use AI to infer whether we are dealing with an experiment or a control based on the metadata of these public studies."

These data are tables, people call "controls" anything from "control" to "ctrl" to "ctr" to "t0", either in the file name, a random column, etc etc etc. It worked well and I'm glad we tried it. In time I think we will derive value from deciding to use it. I'm glad nobody tuned out.

I mean I am not really talking in a professional setting or technical setting... I mean just shootin the shit with people.

I mean, it sounds like you could’ve had a few if/else statements and accomplished the same thing.

Yeah using vectorization for this seems like bringing a cannon to a duel. At most I would've used levenshtein distance or something