And this is the beginning of economic entity 2.0: a Self Managing, Self Optimizing, Economic program, that also happens to provide the service that makes it money. Humans are only needed to read the instructions, replace the parts, and satisfy the legal system (or well, in this case, design and build the thing)
Here's a link to ask her questions to which the answers are supposed to be coming from the dictionary itself. http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/eve/time However when asked any questions she seems to be under maintenance.
Heh, a "collection of automation programs". I've also put together something like this and called it "Sentinel". It's not smart, it just does all the repetitive tasks (relentless, 24/7, a human couldn't do it) and any computer tasks that can be broken down in simple steps.
It can farm for content and rewrite it, sort my mail and send replies, start backup and sync tasks, start remote maintenance scripts, notify me by SMS, email or calls, has TTS and voice recognition, can check articles for uniqueness, scan for duplicate files, search for anything locally, create articles from templates, and more.
But it's just a bunch of programs running inside a VM that's connected to the host machine using a few shared folders, LAN and remote desktop - anyone can whip up something like it...
As I said, it's just a VM with programs and scripts/macros.
Thunderbird is used for handling emails, Windows 7 TTS for speech (notifications), Skype for calls and SMS, Firefox for Web tasks, Word (with a ton of macros) for working with text, Win7 search, Ransack and Notepad++ for deep search within the local drives/files, etc.
The most important component for me is actually WinAutomation (alternatives - Automate, AutomationAnywhere, others), which makes it possible to easily connect all these programs and run complex tasks.
Plus bash scripts on the Linux server, and it works quite well.
It's very specific for my needs, though - I doubt sharing the VM would help anyone, aside from seeing how it all works...
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[ 4.5 ms ] story [ 48.5 ms ] threadIt can farm for content and rewrite it, sort my mail and send replies, start backup and sync tasks, start remote maintenance scripts, notify me by SMS, email or calls, has TTS and voice recognition, can check articles for uniqueness, scan for duplicate files, search for anything locally, create articles from templates, and more.
But it's just a bunch of programs running inside a VM that's connected to the host machine using a few shared folders, LAN and remote desktop - anyone can whip up something like it...
Thunderbird is used for handling emails, Windows 7 TTS for speech (notifications), Skype for calls and SMS, Firefox for Web tasks, Word (with a ton of macros) for working with text, Win7 search, Ransack and Notepad++ for deep search within the local drives/files, etc.
The most important component for me is actually WinAutomation (alternatives - Automate, AutomationAnywhere, others), which makes it possible to easily connect all these programs and run complex tasks.
Plus bash scripts on the Linux server, and it works quite well.
It's very specific for my needs, though - I doubt sharing the VM would help anyone, aside from seeing how it all works...
Whose random poetry failed to achieve
T'was without any malice
Thinking better was Alice
With the Loebner prize safe as can be