April 8, 2024, 8:04 a.m. | Sandy Dunn

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Summit Fever Syndrome, a cause of many extreme altitude climbers' deaths, is due to a lack of oxygen and mission blindness, which leads to impaired judgment where climbers take needless risks, disregard safety precautions, and make deadly errors. Deploying AI/ML models is like climbing Mount Everest. Both climbers and AI projects chase their peaks with (sometimes too much ) determination and succumb to "Summit Fever." This obsession, much like climbers ignoring the perilous signs on Everest, can doom AI initiatives …

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