Facebook's Human-Powered Assistant May Just Supercharge AI (wired.com) 33 points by blandinw 10y ago ↗ HN
[–] WalterSear 10y ago ↗ It's certainly supercharged bloviating article headlines. [–] knn 10y ago ↗ Yep, horrid title. [–] knodi123 10y ago ↗ thanks for my word of the day! [–] WalterSear 10y ago ↗ I try to make bloviating a part of every day. [–] lightbritefight 10y ago ↗ For tomorrow, may I suggest puffery? A very pleasant companion to those bloviating. [–] WalterSear 10y ago ↗ Too many calories.
[–] knodi123 10y ago ↗ thanks for my word of the day! [–] WalterSear 10y ago ↗ I try to make bloviating a part of every day. [–] lightbritefight 10y ago ↗ For tomorrow, may I suggest puffery? A very pleasant companion to those bloviating. [–] WalterSear 10y ago ↗ Too many calories.
[–] lightbritefight 10y ago ↗ For tomorrow, may I suggest puffery? A very pleasant companion to those bloviating. [–] WalterSear 10y ago ↗ Too many calories.
[–] roymurdock 10y ago ↗ This is a duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10124499 [–] WalterGR 10y ago ↗ ...which is a link to M, a personal digital assistant inside Facebook Messenger (wired.com) 170 points by jasonlbaptiste 2 hours ago | flag | 76 comments
[–] WalterGR 10y ago ↗ ...which is a link to M, a personal digital assistant inside Facebook Messenger (wired.com) 170 points by jasonlbaptiste 2 hours ago | flag | 76 comments
[–] coldcode 10y ago ↗ What does that even mean? How can using people to do things supercharge article intelligence?
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