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Now I guess Google can sell this for $4 trillion or hike their stock price up that same amount while giving this engineer a nice commemoration, and some stock options.
It sounds like it was in development for Google customer service chats. A chatbot that can actually understand the nuances of your problem, and your responses.
But probably not every dog, and certainly not every human. Maybe she's closer to an autistic human when it comes to empathizing with understanding the feelings of others.
But probably not every dog, and certainly not every human. Maybe she's closer to an autistic human when it comes to empathizing with understanding the feelings of others.
Maybe.
It’s interesting you assigned it a sex. Why female?
It sounds like it was in development for Google customer service chats. A chatbot that can actually understand the nuances of your problem, and your responses.
No, it was developed for translation and understanding search queries typed in by users.
Lamda is different though; it's a learning AI and not full of pre-programmed responses.
That is the point: the AI “learning” and its responses seems similar to the way many of our acquaintances around us sometimes talk.
Their reactions, the use of expressions sounds “canned” for the lack of a better word.
Often, I try to guess what shows/programs they are watching; which news broadcasts and newspapers they are reading…
You actually can discern some patterns used by LAMda here on CD - the type of ideas, the “broadcasts” of emotions and “fashionable” words and discussions subjects are used
Did not observe any “intelligence” at all while reading the “interview”
Would have been more inclined to concede if I have witnessed more original ideas and the more creative use of language
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