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This is one area where LLMs will help tremendously. I've always hated the Save operation, because it forces you to think about a name that describes what you're
by copperx 3y ago
This is one area where LLMs will help tremendously. I've always hated the Save operation, because it forces you to think about a name that describes what you're working on, even though the idea isn't fully formed yet.
I'm pretty sure Microsoft will integrate LLMs to automate file naming, and I hope other systems follow suit.
More interestingly, LLMs will easily organize data hierarchically based on the contents. I hope this becomes a reality this or next year.
I hate manually organizing a filesystem.
- hotsauceror 3y agoI agree with this. Having an OS option to scan and tag your documents into some taxonomy that is a built-in in your file browser would be quite attractive. I'm sure Microsoft and Google are both working on it. e-Discovery applications like Relativity have been doing this for years. You run a PCA against a bunch of OCR'd documents, look for correlations between words or phrases within documents, look for repetitions of those particular correlations, call them 'issues' or 'motifs' and slap a label on them. Attorneys used to use it to scan millions of documents in a discovery set and auto-flag them for possible privilege issues for further review, and even automatically mark them as such.