> We are implementing a multi-languange chat-system, every chatter > writes and > talks in his native-language, because low-quality translation is fast and > easy. ... > Thats why i look more and more into AGI. >
Well hey, if you guys ever want to seriously collaborate with an AGI team, let me know ;) The ideal situation in which to prototype "AGI-based chat" would be one in which most of the chat referred to some fairly specific nonlinguistic domain. (Say, financial data, biological data, computer components, weather, whatever.) Then the iniitial AGI contribution would be to improve conversation quality via incorporating understanding obtained by relating linguistic constructs to observed or supplied facts about the nonlinguistic domain in question. I thought about this a while ago in the context of eCRM chat. If customers are chatting with customer care bots about computer hardware, then infusing the bots with a robust knowledge of computer hardware is obviously helpful. This can be done in a narrow-AI way, but, using the knowledge of computer hardware to improve linguistic generation/production gets into some heavy "integrative AI" and pushes toward AGI... -- Ben G ------- To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription, please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/
