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That's a problem now only AI could solve. All other attempts at non-AI algorithms are futile. We need to be able to search through a curated internet that looks
by ojosilva 9y ago
That's a problem now only AI could solve. All other attempts at non-AI algorithms are futile. We need to be able to search through a curated internet that looks somewhat like a mix of Wikipedia and the old Yahoo directory and has to be tailored to each individual user search goals (I unlike you may be interested in commercial workout products). AI is the only "curator" capable of ranking and selecting results with such abstract filters.
- golergka 9y agoJust like Facebook's AI is solving the feed problem? Do you trust the proprietary machine learning black box, that even the creators don't completely understand, ran by a for-profit corporation to decide what information you consume? It's not like I have a better suggestion, but AI is definitely not a silver bullet for this.
- ojosilva 9y agoI wasn't think corporate AI actually. Something between Wikipedia not-for-profit wikipedians and personal AI (browser or independently managed). AI is definitely not a silver bullet, but algorithm and human-based solutions are out of the question, so AI is probably the best option moving forward.
- pdimitar 9y agoFacebook's so-called "AI algorithms" only optimize for advertisement money, not for good feed experience. Hardly a good example.
- golergka 9y agoIf you're worried about ad money in a scope of 10 next years, one will be related to the other.