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A CIO explains why 99% accuracy fails in manufacturing. With complex products, that one percent error means defects: a car built with only three wheels instead of four. In industrial settings, AI needs to be perfect or it's useless.
A CIO explains why 99% accuracy fails in manufacturing. With complex products, that one percent error means defects: a car built with only three wheels instead of four. In industrial settings, AI needs to be perfect or it's useless.
I met a CIO.
This is about a month ago. We had a conversation about, you know, the accuracy or how to use AI. And he basically, he got— he said to me, he said, well, Johan, you need to understand that if it's not 100% accurate, it's 100% wrong. And it actually is because even if it's 99%, You cannot manufacture, you know, complex configurable products with 90%, 99% accuracy. It's like you, you come to the end, you build a car and it's on 3 wheels. It just is not good, right? So, so the accuracy.
