Six Pictures And A Cat In A Costume
An activity book about why the examples we choose decide what a computer ends up believing, and why a machine that has only seen one kind of thing treats everything else as wrong.
- Status
- Planned
- Reader
- Ages 6 to 9
- Format
- Activity book
- Teaches
- Good and bad examples
The child builds two piles. One pile is careless, one pile is careful, and then they predict what each pile teaches.
Children read this as fairness rather than statistics, which is exactly right, and which is the version most adults never get.