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Do you guys mean template/rule/pattern based when you write AI-powered?
Once in a while someone posts something AI-powered and I will immediately check is there any breakthrough in this field, after testing product will get disappointed.
In my opinion AI-powered Sales Assistant, should check old/new customers, get information about their needs, check whether they need to buy product again, find new leads, tell Sales Manager about them, for further decision making and many more things it should capable of doing.
And all of them should be in automated/intelligent way, not
if (hello|hi|dear) -> respond(Hi xyz,....)Not to detract from your point, but as an aside I always find it interesting when comments like this are made.
I'll paraphrase a thought from Nick Bostrom in "Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies" that development in AI for the most part will be a series of small incremental steps, to the extent as to redefine our definition of AI as we solve each seemingly astonishing problem. The redefinition occurs as we understand how these solutions work, label them and let them become as familiar to us as Goal Trees, Rule-Based Expert Systems and Neural Nets are to us now.
Would we be as similarly disappointed at the level of intelligence of "AI" at a time when we do have products capable of doing as tuyguntn indicates?
On this note, I can only mention the so-called "AI-Effect", to which many people are apparently susceptible: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect
- It's more difficult than expected; even narrow focussed Ai powered bots have huge difficulties to understand
- It's just another channel for existing products/business
- Often 'AI' means a chat based interface with a well defined command set like a CLI we all know
So, is it still wise to write AI-powered on a pitch deck?