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I can imagine this will end up creating more problems than it solves, for example depending on where you're from you might use various colloquialisms in speech
by offtop5 5y ago
I can imagine this will end up creating more problems than it solves, for example depending on where you're from you might use various colloquialisms in speech which no AI will ever really get.
For example if I said something like hey I want all the NBA players but they got to be like a little bit taller than 6 ft 2. What's a little bit, once you get into any edge cases, or even have to clarify what you mean, you might as well just program it out.
- fersarr 5y agoyeah, if you are a programmer and it doesn't work quickly, you would just code it yourself. But if you are not...
- offtop5 5y agoIf you're not, you're going to endlessly frustrate yourself when this doesn't do exactly what you need it to. I guess I'd be more interested if the tool generated python code or something, and then I can manually edit it, or one of my friends could send it to me so I can edit it. Don't get me wrong if this idea worked in practice I'd be all over it, but I don't think it will.
- fersarr 5y agoHupreter generates python code, which you can see. Right now you cannot edit it, but we plan to allow that in the future.
- foxes 5y agoI mean what does a little bit taller than 6ft mean? A human would ask to clarify or supply a sane default. Using the Star Trek example characters would often ask the computer to refine something, eg “no not that tall”, so a system like this should allow for refinement from feedback.