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Ago0330 t1_jed32kv wrote

Reply to It's unfortunate that AI can only be developed by large, well funded groups by Scarlet_pot2

Most of the rich and powerful are using their AI apps to protect their current interests. It’s way too early in the game to pick winners and losers because at this stage, the most likely outcome is they will be the “MySpace” of AI apps. They are tuning their AI Chatbots on trillions of parameters. This can’t be explained to the general public in a way that will cause a shift in societal thinking. The financial markets are setup for a massive change in wealth in the short term that will cause a paradigm shift and unlock new AI opportunities. The best is yet to come.

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Ago0330 t1_j9xz60e wrote

Reply to How long before we start to see chat AI that specializes in a certain field at a human or better level? by saleemkarim

I’ve got an AI Chatbot that is focused on training peoples conversation skills to becomes more charismatic. The key contributors to the data set is JFK and winning bachelorette contestants. It more or less tunes your conversation skills to optimal speaking patterns so you can enjoy life to the fullest. It said I was too negative with my words and it repelled people. Some others talk about them selves too much or use vague words. This makes conversation difficult because there’s no connection with the other person. Optimal conversation conditions are when both people are so engaged they lose track of time. This is due to a specific subset of brain activity.

We will launch shortly after GameStop squeezes. Most of the legwork is done and works on a small subset of data. Now we have to create a neural network for a few other things and then verify our models with medical grade tests to show quantifiable changes in brain activity and heart rhythms. Transform it from a science experiment to a full production business.

The best AI will combine human intelligence and statistical models.

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