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25. Mar 2017|20:52 |
Fire Upon the Deep rdip...@qualcomm.com (Ron "Asbestos" Dippold) writes:
> >j...@zikzak.apana.org.au (Joe Slater) writes: > >|This newsgroup gets what, a hundred or so messages a day? A > >|comparable interstellar newsgroup would expect millions of > >|messages in the same period. I don't care what sort of filtering > >|you have; that's simply too many to be of any real use. > >|What sort of criteria could reduce that number > >|to a few dozen?
> An artificially intelligent news selector that's as picky as you tell > it to be.
My point is that it can't be picky *enough*, because with that volume of messages there's an arbitrarily large number which express the same point and do so as well as eachother, and probably an arbitrarily large number of *opposing* points. You cannot compress an encyclopedia into a few minutes' idle reading. Fragmenti no 1994. gada - cilvēki debatē par starpzvaigžņu usenetu (Net of Million Lies) no Vindža Fire Upon the Deep.
Varētu teikt: paskaties tikai, tagad to dara katrs Facebook / Twitter / Quora / ... saits. Un izmanto priekš tā AI. No otras puses, elementāru fīču trūkst: tas pats "pickness level" nav implementēts. Un tāpat arī ar vērtībspriedumiem - "confused individual, suggestion to ignore all further postings". Vai vienkārši "FAKE NEWS". Lūk, ko mums vajadzētu. |
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