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That’s not exactly taking actions on your behalf though. I’d be interested in agents that actually interact with the world and do things for you, rather than j
by zeroonetwothree 3y ago
That’s not exactly taking actions on your behalf though. I’d be interested in agents that actually interact with the world and do things for you, rather than just investing content and sorting it.
- PaulHoule 3y agoThis 2007 book reveals the method of getting value out of cognitive systems https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/smart-enough-systems-how-to-deliver-competitive-advantage-by-automating-hidden-decisions_james-taylor_neil-raden/660430/#edition=5659409&idiq=8163948 https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/smart-enough-systems-how-to-de... Note I can hit a button on a link and prepare a post for Hacker News which goes into a queue that drains about as fast as I think I can get away with. I could easily have the model schedule top-scoring posts on metrics like "likely to have a knock-down-drag-out discussion" but I think that would be wrong. It is a feature not a bug that YOShInOn requires my assent in that I can enforce my own values and because I work closely with it, it learns certain aspects of those values. YOShInOn Enterprise Edition would have a plurality of classification and generative models connected with the user interface for that co-working with the plan that the system processes asynchronous workflows (e.g. "generate a series of blog posts", "respond to customer requests") where some of the steps are automated and some are manual and the long-term goal is to reduce the manual, in the short term you are going to be making a lot of labels.