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Not having lists means they can collect more training data. Build a database of all the attempted interactions. Cluster them by task. Sort by most used (or mos
by yellow_postit 4y ago
Not having lists means they can collect more training data.
Build a database of all the attempted interactions. Cluster them by task. Sort by most used (or most monetizable) that the system can’t support today. Bam! You’ve got a rough futures capabilities roadmap.
It’s more complicated of course but here you literally have a large customer base telling you what it wants, but your product can’t yet do, regularly.
- technofiend 4y agoUnfortunately there's also drift in behavior that comes from retraining. "OK Google, play NPR news headlines" get different results some days than others. Sometimes I get the latest hourly news, sometimes I get a robot voice reading headlines to me. Sometimes asking to dial someone calls them, sometimes it returns search results. Yadda.