We publish the SOP for our hospitality AI agent – here's what's in it
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We publish the SOP for our hospitality AI agent – here's what's in it
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#3> That is one of the most common misconceptions about AI agents. People assume the model understands the business. It does not. It understands language.
"It understands language" is the most common misconception about "AI". It does not. It is simply a stochastic parrot.
Re: We publish the SOP for our hospitality AI agent – here's what's in it
#4> That is one of the most common misconceptions about AI agents. People assume the model understands the business. It does not. It understands language. "It understands language" is the most common misconception about "AI". It does not. It is simply a stochastic parrot.
Fair — "understands" is generous. It produces text that sounds right. Whether that counts as understanding, honestly I don't know and it doesn't change our approach either way.
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#5> That is one of the most common misconceptions about AI agents. People assume the model understands the business. It does not. It understands language. "It understands language" is the most common misconception about "AI". It does not. It is simply a stochastic parrot.
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#6> That is one of the most common misconceptions about AI agents. People assume the model understands the business. It does not. It understands language. "It understands language" is the most common misconception about "AI". It does not. It is simply a stochastic parrot.
Fair — "understands" is generous. It produces text that sounds right. Whether that counts as understanding, honestly I don't know and it doesn't change our approach either way.
The difference between right and sounds right probably should change your approach. There's a reason you don't see humans wearing badges "Warning. Humans can make mistakes".
Re: We publish the SOP for our hospitality AI agent – here's what's in it
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Fair — "understands" is generous. It produces text that sounds right. Whether that counts as understanding, honestly I don't know and it doesn't change our approach either way.
The difference between right and sounds right probably should change your approach. There's a reason you don't see humans wearing badges "Warning. Humans can make mistakes".
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