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TFA briefly mentions it but I can't imagine how "Voice UI" can be even decent without strong AI. In order to be more efficient than inputting commands with a ke
by simias 9y ago
TFA briefly mentions it but I can't imagine how "Voice UI" can be even decent without strong AI. In order to be more efficient than inputting commands with a keyboard or mouse you want an "assistant" that will be able to infer what you want from context. And of course you want to be reasonably certain that it'll get it right without having to double check everything all the time.
Also, make it available offline. I don't want $bigdata to know everything I do on my computer. Amazon Echo & friends are way too orwellian for my taste. I don't know if the general public will care about that however.
- hailk 9y agoWouldn't having a strong AI require lots of user data? And having the option to make it work offline means letting go of all the possible precious tidbits that could make your AI strong.
- simias 9y agoMaybe, but I don't really care to use Big Brother AI. I mean, you and I are pretty clever and yet we don't require an internet connection to function, do we? Maybe it'll take longer to perfect but I hope we'll get there eventually when it comes to artificial intelligence.
- hailk 9y agoCertainly. Internet is just a means to an end, a product is successful if it solves the problem it intends to solve, with or without net. A tangential question. What steps can an organisation take to assuage your worries about your data being mis-used?