A Turing Test for AI? Identifying Leading Indicators
For reference, this is a photograph the post/sunroof in my car. It can be seen that water has leaked through the joint (symptom), after a rainstorm. I initially interpreted the problem as a leaky seal from the car window, but was uncertain this could explain the position and amount of the leak.
Two weeks later, after a more intense rainstorm, we found 2" of water in the front seat footwalls, resulting in an $800 repair job.
The root cause? A clogged front sunroof drain. Here is a photo of the exact same problem from the internet:
Question: If the the Internet can recognize a billion faces, why couldn't it recognize the leaky photo?
Question: How many leading indicators did you only recognize in hindsight? What was the consequence? Finally, why in industry do we constantly see the same symptom - root cause - consequence cycle without fixing it?
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