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At which point you're no longer using natural language and may as well design a traditional interface. As noted in the GP, Alexa and the rest of the digital ass
by dwater 4y ago
At which point you're no longer using natural language and may as well design a traditional interface. As noted in the GP, Alexa and the rest of the digital assistants are losing users because it's faster and easier to have a custom interface for tasks you do frequently. A natural language interface is useful for something you've never done before and probably won't do too many times in the future.
- Existenceblinks 4y agoYes, it was a half joking. I never believe in natural language as input. And also approximation as output. AI has always been something in between the pipeline ([I] ------------ the far from IO, the good ----------[O])