Interview
summary
Defines AI as essentially modern machine learning algorithms and says current wins come when systems auto-correct from a large corpus of data to provide predictive analytics. Describes a concrete toolchain: Watson conversation service with a UI to train chatbots with dialogue trees and analytics. Claims chatbots are “cute” today but not trustworthy for scheduling, ordering exact items, or anticipating preferences, and calls for backend work to make them reliably useful.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:17What is your definition of AI
- 1:02What are your thoughts on chat bots
- 2:51What keeps you up at night
- 4:50Outro
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