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This seems pretty cool. I found a good difference reading your education product. It was easy on eyes. I read a lot of blogs. Thought you could add a wp plugin
by mindhash 8y ago
This seems pretty cool. I found a good difference reading your education product. It was easy on eyes.
I read a lot of blogs. Thought you could add a wp plugin if it doesn't exist.
Also you must have a ml/ai roadmap for tracking user interactions, etc for possibility of further personalization.
Leaving aside the buzz of ai/ml, I think every business has opportunity to apply ml/ai. It doesn't happen often but when it does, its gold for any business
- gnicholas 8y agoIt's true, we could use AI or ML to do stuff not related to the core product. But these investors thought that we should be using ML in the coloring algorithm itself. Even if this made sense to do (that is, if it improved reading ability for people compared with our current product), it would be much harder to explain. Right now, it's easy to say it's a color gradient that wraps from one line to the next, guiding your eyes. I don't know how I insert "machine learning" into that sentence somewhere and not sound like I'm trying to trend-surf.
- vidarh 8y agoIf you can apply any kind of approach that automatically feeds measurements of user success back in to an algorithm to automatically adjust e.g. the colors used for the gradient based on measuring what works best, you can justify saying you're using machine learning. I think people are too often too quick to assume that machine learning necessarily implies deep learning and neural networks, when often it can reasonably be reduced to simple statistical approaches.