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I think the main 'magic' of NLUI is not the mapping. This person is projecting the model of how GUI works to NLUI. A better way to think about NLUI is having a
by wrong_variable 10y ago
I think the main 'magic' of NLUI is not the mapping. This person is projecting the model of how GUI works to NLUI.
A better way to think about NLUI is having another person have access to the real GUI - and you are merely commanding the person to achieve certain goals.
The thing about advanced NLUI is that it can convert really vague context sensitive commands to highly structured set of sub-routines that programmers will never be able to do easily.
'what should I major in ?'
'which university should I apply to'
'what headphones is best ?'
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- syllogism 10y agoI find your examples sort of surprising? These don't seem so structured. Imagine a GUI that had three buttons: Recommend University | Recommend Major | Recommend Headphones Now...this set of capabilities is sort of an odd mix. But your application is going to be amazing if you can deliver on what your UI is promising here. If you can help someone make a better decision on their degree, that's life-changing. The UI that triggers that functionality seems quite beside the point.