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They're able to handle large variance in their input, right out've the box.

I think the appeal is code that handles changes in the world without having to change itself.



That's not very useful though, unless it is predictable and repeatable?


I think that's the argument from some of the other commenters: making it predictable and repeatable is the engineering task at hand.

Some ways they're approaching it:

- Reduce the requirement from 100% predictable to something lower yet acceptable.

- continuously add layers of checks and balances until we consistently hit an acceptable ratio of success:failure

- Wait and see if this is all eventually cost-efficient




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