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Reminds me of Google's 411 service back in the day. People thought "cool, Google is offering a free service". But Google was just collecting voice samples to train its voice recognition algorithms.
>If a user asks A, you respond B. A user may never ask A. Or, a user may only ask A once; in which case, did we really need to pre-compute the answer?
with 100s millions of user, each question will become a common question.
"Supervised learning" makes me even more excited about M, because pure AI at this point won't be so useful.
>If a user asks A, you respond B. A user may never ask A. Or, a user may only ask A once; in which case, did we really need to pre-compute the answer?
with 100s millions of user, each question will become a common question.
The problem is, even with 100s of millions (or even billions), there are still an infinite number of questions that can be asked. Each of those questions can't be common.