I was talking yesterday to Allan Keislar about what AI will be able to do in future, and He asked me that ONLY PROGRAMMERS, will be able to program it, and My answer was, NO, we will not need the programmers, and Look what I am reading today about viv.ai
Viv breaks through those constraints by generating its own code on the fly, no programmers required. Take a complicated command like “Give me a flight to Dallas with a seat that Shaq could fit in.” Viv will parse the sentence and then it will perform its best trick: automatically generating a quick, efficient program to link third-party sources of information together—say, Kayak, SeatGuru, and the NBA media guide—so it can identify available flights with lots of legroom. And it can do all of this in a fraction of a second.
I was talking yesterday to Allan Keislar about what AI will be able to do in future, and He asked me that ONLY PROGRAMMERS, will be able to program it, and My answer was, NO, we will not need the programmers, and Look what I am reading today about viv.ai
Viv breaks through those constraints by generating its own code on the fly, no programmers required. Take a complicated command like “Give me a flight to Dallas with a seat that Shaq could fit in.” Viv will parse the sentence and then it will perform its best trick: automatically generating a quick, efficient program to link third-party sources of information together—say, Kayak, SeatGuru, and the NBA media guide—so it can identify available flights with lots of legroom. And it can do all of this in a fraction of a second.
