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Fascinating. There may or may not have been anything in its neural net when it went live, but there certainly is a lot of content in it now! It was observed l
by daveloyall 11y ago
Fascinating. There may or may not have been anything in its neural net when it went live, but there certainly is a lot of content in it now!
It was observed long ago that non-technical users have far better conversations with chatbots than programmers do.[1]
This reminds me of another expensive project, free to users, with glitchy images: FUBAR.[2]
Non-technical users will actually say things like "When somebody asks you 'x' you should say 'y'" to a bot.
I've never experienced an earthquake, but I think this must be what it feels like when you feel the ground move under your feet.
s/ Good thing corporations have all the resources. /s
EDIT: Sorry, lost my train of thought there and said the opposite of what I meant to. I'll try again:
s/ Good thing corporations have all the resources. /s Wait, consumer oriented corps like MSFT, GOOG, APPL aren't the only ones with resources... TLAs and banks have the rest of (or more of?) the resources!
1. http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2012/09/alan-turing-at-100/ http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2012/09/alan-turing-at... ctrl+f 'ELIZA'
2. http://fubar.com http://fubar.com Note: they mention how REAL the users are. ;P