#natural_language_processing

[stacylazzaro]

Today, we dispel the myth that artificial intelligence (AI) is overhyped by showing how it is revolutionizing eCommerce. The movie demonstrates how AI-powered systems like Buyist Pro can quickly analyze difficult circumstances, give actionable insights, and ease problem-solving for non-technical people. It uses the scenario of a small business owner dealing with a customer's allegation of a data breach. Artificial intelligence (AI) can interpret natural language questions and provide pertinent, context-aware answers, improving the usability and efficiency of eCommerce systems.

[jessicagonzale]

Today, we dispel the myth that artificial intelligence (AI) is overhyped by showing how it is revolutionizing eCommerce. The movie demonstrates how AI-powered systems like Buyist Pro can quickly analyze difficult circumstances, give actionable insights, and ease problem-solving for non-technical people. It uses the scenario of a small business owner dealing with a customer's allegation of a data breach. Artificial intelligence (AI) can interpret natural language questions and provide pertinent, context-aware answers, improving the usability and efficiency of eCommerce systems.

[tiarrapermata]

Today, we dispel the myth that artificial intelligence (AI) is overhyped by showing how it is revolutionizing eCommerce. The movie demonstrates how AI-powered systems like Buyist Pro can quickly analyze difficult circumstances, give actionable insights, and ease problem-solving for non-technical people. It uses the scenario of a small business owner dealing with a customer's allegation of a data breach. Artificial intelligence (AI) can interpret natural language questions and provide pertinent, context-aware answers, improving the usability and efficiency of eCommerce systems.

[kellescott]

Today, we dispel the myth that artificial intelligence (AI) is overhyped by showing how it is revolutionizing eCommerce. The movie demonstrates how AI-powered systems like Buyist Pro can quickly analyze difficult circumstances, give actionable insights, and ease problem-solving for non-technical people. It uses the scenario of a small business owner dealing with a customer's allegation of a data breach. Artificial intelligence (AI) can interpret natural language questions and provide pertinent, context-aware answers, improving the usability and efficiency of eCommerce systems.

[dorothyklinger]

Today, we dispel the myth that artificial intelligence (AI) is overhyped by showing how it is revolutionizing eCommerce. The movie demonstrates how AI-powered systems like Buyist Pro can quickly analyze difficult circumstances, give actionable insights, and ease problem-solving for non-technical people. It uses the scenario of a small business owner dealing with a customer's allegation of a data breach. Artificial intelligence (AI) can interpret natural language questions and provide pertinent, context-aware answers, improving the usability and efficiency of eCommerce systems.

[phonemantra-blog]

Earlier, OpenAI announced a temporary suspension of registration of users of the paid subscription ChatGPT Plus While the public is excitedly watching the unfolding drama with the dismissal and return of Sam Altman, the OpenAI team made a pleasant announcement for its fans. As reported in the OpenAI blog, the ChatGPT Voice service has become available free of charge to all users.  [caption id="attachment_84350" align="aligncenter" width="780"] ChatGPT Voice[/caption] ChatGPT Voice has become available to everyone for free OpenAI explains: Download the app on your phone and tap the headphones icon to start a conversation. It's worth noting that ChatGPT Voice itself is nothing new. The service has been running since September 2023 and offers a truly enjoyable experience with artificial intelligence. This is in many ways similar to a conversation with a virtual assistant, but the communication takes place in a more “live” format.  However, until now, ChatGPT Voice was only available to paid subscription users. And now users of the ChatGPT app for iOS and Android will be able to use this feature without any problems, even without a paid subscription

[edujournalblogs]

Important points to remember in NLP

Enable computers to understand, interpret and generate natural language.

Deals with the interaction between humans and machines.

it involves various techniques such as computitional linguistics, statistical modelling, and machine language.

it is used in various domains such as healthcare, finance, education, ecommerce etc

Applications in NLP includes speech recognization, sentimental Analysis, text classification, language modelling etc.,

Evaluation metrics to determine accuracy, precision, score etc.

Enhances natural language understanding.

Improves content creation.

Extract insights from text data by analysing sentiment analysis from social media posts and customer reviews etc which can help businesses understand how customers feel about their products and services.

Facilitate multilingual communication.

Enable apps such as virtual assistant, chat bot like Siri from Apple, Alexa from Amazon etc, for better customer interaction.

Automate repetitive tasks for better efficiency.

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[jobrxiv]

PhD Student Position Researching Large Language Models Tennessee Technological University Interested in advancing large language models? Earn a #phd at Tennessee Tech. #LLMs #AI See the full job description on jobRxiv: https://jobrxiv.org/job/tennessee-technological-university-27778-phd-student-position-researching-large-language-models/?feed_id=77759 #artificial_intelligence #largelanguagemodels #machine_learning #natural_language_processing #ScienceJobs #hiring #research

[a-coda]

My Third Law

I'm currently installing IntelliJ as it is likely to replace Eclipse as our preferred Java development environment. Although, I can't say I've got very far since the actual installation yet.

I did use to build Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) for a living. I worked for Harlequin who, among other things, made compilers and IDEs for programming languages like Common Lisp, Standard ML, and Dylan. Although I later left that world, and tend to use Emacs for many development tasks, I still retain a professional interest in IDEs.

I first became fascinated with them while doing the the world's oldest computing course. As part of the course I implemented an NLP question-answering system, but it was the programming environment which caught my attention. I used a Xerox Dandelion workstation running Interlisp-D. This was a relevation and included a read-eval-print loop, a syntax-directed editor, and other graphical tools.

I later took that fascination into my PhD where I built an exploratory programming environment (for Prolog). In those days, books like "Interactive Programming Environments" were my bible. It covered everything from Unix pipes to the very interactive Lisp and Smalltalk environments. And it made me enthusiastic about automating help for programmers.

Warren Teitelman's chapter in the book was particularly inspirational. It introduced the somewhat awkward term "automated programmering" (helping the programmer) to distinguish the work from full-on "automated programming" (generating the program). Teilelman's automated assitant let you undo and redo operations in the REPL and even corrected mistakes as part of the Do-What-I-Mean (DWIM) facility - although some users complained it was too tuned to Teitelman's mistakes and called it "Damn Warren's Infernal Machine".

Meanwhile, back in the present, at Linguamatics, our application has been compared to an IDE for NLP search. And there is a sense in which any sufficiently complex application is en route to being an IDE. So (with apologies to Clarke, Greenspun, and Zawinski) I'm going to coin "Trenouth's Third Law" (the first two are available on request):

"Any sufficiently advanced software is trying to become a development environment for a programming language."

With that in mind, something to think about for software which might be on this path is what is the equivalent of the following for your system?

breakpointing

browsing (types and instances)

compiling

creating projects

debugging

editing

executing

formatting

including libraries or modules

interacting (read-eval-print loop)

managing todo lists

profiling

refactoring

searching

testing

tracing

using version control

visual programming

Does it do those things yet? If not, why not?

"In computers, every 'new explosion' was set off by a software product that allowed users to program differently." -- Alan Kay (inventor of Smalltalk)

[seldo]

Line-item AI

When you talk to a lot of wannabe entrepreneurs like I do, you notice a pattern caused by people over-estimating the complexity of things they understand and under-estimating the complexity of things they don't. When the entrepreneur is non-technical, it often manifests as a business plan that involes what I call "line-item AI". A hypothetical example:

Think of a catchy name to do with pets

Find people on Twitter who talk about how much they like pets

Run ads for pet food specifically to those people

Profit!

This is an excellent business except that step 2 involves inventing working natural language processing. Determing that somebody is "talking about how much they like pets" is a task of enormous computational complexity: the system needs to tell the difference between somebody saying they like pets rather than hate them, recognizing people who are just making jokes involving words for pets, people who are literally describing pets and not saying stuff like "it's raining cats and dogs", and similar subtle distinctions.

If you could invent such a technology you could, indeed, very efficiently run ads on Twitter for pet food, but you could also probably sell the tech for billions of dollars to Google, Apple or Microsoft, and screw the pet food.

When the complexity of a single step in the plan vastly outweighs everything else in the business plan, that's line-item AI.

[ankaapmo]

5 Minute ML: Chatbot (QnA) Demystified - #Ankaa

5 Minute ML: Chatbot (QnA) Demystified From a Natural Language Processing perspective, a chatbot normally consists of many parts — small talk, QnA (question and answer — included intent prediction and entity extraction), context handling (user, session etc.), question completion, personalization, sentiment analysis, and so on. Not ev... https://ankaa-pmo.com/5-minute-ml-chatbot-qna-demystified/ #Chatbot_Developer #Intent_Prediction #MachineLearning #Natural_Language_Processing #Random_Forest_Classifier #Spacy

[techholo]

New Post has been published on https://www.techholo.com/2017/04/06/carjojo-uses-natural-language-to-find-a-new-car/

Carjojo uses natural language to find a new car

Carjojo’s latest update brings some big changes to its Edge2Edge machine learning technology. The service has allowed users to search for and buy a new car since going live in November 2016, but new features make it easier to search every. single. car. on dealership lots right now — about 4 million on any given day, according to the Carjojo press release.

The first improvement is natural language processing, which allows users to search via voice recognition or typing in text. Carjojo will autocomplete the search with makes and models then show you every match in your area. Carjojo doesn’t rely on dealers to input their inventory into its system — it just searches the entire internet, Google style. So you see every relevant car, not just the vehicles dealers pay to put into a proprietary system.

Carjojo adds color coding to each car in the search results so the user can see how long the car has been on the lot, how many similar cars are available in the area, and more…

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#Apps, #Car_Dealerships, #Machine_Learning, #Natural_Language_Processing

[phonemantra-blog]

To editors, mail service and more The creators of the MyOffice software integrated Sberbank’s GigaChat generative neural network into the ecosystem. This was reported by the company’s press service at the international conference AI Journey 2023.  [caption id="attachment_84301" align="aligncenter" width="780"] GigaChat chatbot[/caption] The GigaChat chatbot from Sber was introduced into the MyOffice package The GigaChat chatbot is integrated into the MyOffice Standard document editors, Mailion corporate email and the Squadus digital workspace. The press service said: The use of GigaChat in the Mailion mail system will allow you to analyze email chains and provide the ability to draw up a checklist based on its results. The tool will help you create a short summary of what is stated in the email chain, identify the tasks that need to be completed, and distribute roles in the team.  In editors, GigaChat will allow you to generate text, prepare templates for answers, and so on. Also based on GigaChat, a proprietary assistant “MyDay” is being developed - a single taskbar based on the user’s documents, letters and calendar.  The general director of the company, Pavel Kalyakin, said:  MyOffice sees great potential in the use of neural network models such as GigaChat. MyOffice's research in the field of artificial intelligence technologies is aimed at optimizing business processes and reducing the time spent by a typical office software user.