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> Successful announcements doesn't make an AI company, paying customers do. Yep. Like a neural network powered search engine, right? > In zero interest rates
by nl 3y ago
> Successful announcements doesn't make an AI company, paying customers do.
Yep. Like a neural network powered search engine, right?
> In zero interest rates you can instead make investor hype your product so they increase the share price, but it doesn't work forever.
As this article points out, investors believe.
- astrange 3y ago> Yep. Like a neural network powered search engine, right? They've already got that - it's those text snippets. They're quite unreliable, so a reliable one would be different of course. But Google doesn't get paid to provide search results, they get paid to show ads you click on. It doesn't seem to me this is the same product as AI that shows you text summaries of search results. Worse, if you mine all the content out of search results instead of making users click on them, why will people even make new webpages for you to show in the results?
- nl 3y ago> They've already got that - it's those text snippets. I actually meant the neural ranking of results, and the selection of ads for result sets.