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But what you listed isn't AI either by your definition. It is just a series of predefined steps. The old Siri app had the ability to find and book a table at a

But what you listed isn't AI either by your definition. It is just a series of predefined steps. The old Siri app had the ability to find and book a table at a restaurant. That's basically similar in complexity. It's an interesting point though. At what point does it really become truly intelligent ? And I would guess that it would differ for each person.

seiji 14y ago
Well, the ryanair "website" is a special case: • To search for flights, you must answer a captcha. • They forcefully push travel insurance, luggage, luggage insurance, insurance insurance, extra baggage fees, and useless priority boarding. • Once you start your search, you must complete their 5-step ordering process within 3 minutes or you have to start over from the beginning of your search. The system we will call "AI" would be able to go from you saying "Order a flight between Dublin and Barcelona on the cheapest carrier" to actually using their unusable website to complete your request. I imagine the old Siri app was using opentable or some other API to book reservations. It wasn't navigating the forest of unstructured innate dumbness in the world.