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Powerpoints? No. But if it gets good/easy/reliable/cheap enough I can see a lot of applications. Imagine storing incoming customer emails and being able to fish
by TylerE 2y ago
Powerpoints? No. But if it gets good/easy/reliable/cheap enough I can see a lot of applications. Imagine storing incoming customer emails and being able to fish out all emails complaining about, say, slow shipping, even if they don't use that exact phrase.
- chasd00 2y ago> fish out all emails complaining about, say, slow shipping, even if they don't use that exact phrase. isn't that just vectorized or "semantic" searching though?
- jazzyjackson 2y agohonestly fuzzy search in semantic space would be a huge step for most companies to retrieve relevant docs windows is still exact string match but at least allows partial or reordered string match filtering an excel column is exact substring only