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Expert systems redux? Being able to provide the expertise in form of plain written English (or another language), will at least make it much more feasible to b
by jononor 2y ago
Expert systems redux?
Being able to provide the expertise in form of plain written English (or another language), will at least make it much more feasible to build them up. And it can also meaningfully be consumed by a human.
If it works well for incident response, then there are many usecases that are similar - basically most kinds of diagnostics/troubleshooting of systems. At least the relatively bounded ones, where it is feasible to on have documentation on the particular system. Say debugging of a building HVAC system.
- nyrikki 2y agoWhy won't it hit the same limits of frame problem or qualification problem? Expert systems failed in part because of the inability to learn, while HVAC is ladder logic, that I honestly haven't spent much time in, LLMs are inductive. It will be a useful tool, but expert systems had a very restricted solution space.