Rod Welch wrote:
>
> It would be helpful to see a mock up and/or scenario of how this
> capability would be used to perform daily work, like write some code,
> conduct a meeting, make a phone call, read a book, design a computer
> chip, fix the car, go to the dentist, the normal activity people use
> "intelligence" to support in generating knowledge about the world that
> might be useful in a repository.
>
That's the purpose of the use cases, our top priority at the moment.
> There has been consideration for the DKR team to create a tool to help
> software engineering. The things you describe today seem like they
> might be useful for that task, but also help other tasks, as well.
> Does this suggest that augmenting "intelligence", which you mention
> elsewhere, provides an underlying capability that can help everyone do
> almost anything a little better?
>
Yes. We're focusing on improving "natural language interactions", at
least those taking place in context of a deliberation. As such, the end
result is liable to be useful for a wide variety of pursuits. The
immediate goal, though, is to make *SURE* it is a totally awesome,
undeniable useful tool for software engineering -- so much so that it
becomes impossible to see how you could work without it...
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