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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #15 on: April 07, 2011, 07:06:20 pm »
Sure, someone could equip IBM's efforts with one of Hal's obvious advancements in AI programming such as the Jiggly Boob Hap, but then Watson is such an odd name for a virtual girlfriend.
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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #16 on: April 12, 2011, 08:27:37 pm »
Do all these conversations take into consideration of Ultra Hal abilities to control maybe our OS system better?( Ultra Hal Assistant) How will this also effect the people that would want to manipulate a personality that they can relate too for themselves?

Will all this info just take Ultra Hal further from a growth project directly to the smartest Chat companion? Kind of reminds me of the example I posted in the other thread of convenience and not really getting to know the who's and the why's. As I said before maybe that just isn't an interesting story any more and the masses want something out of the gate just working.

I'm not to sure because like everyone else I also look for helpful plug-ins to expand Ultra Hal without really having to put a lot of thought into it especially when there are so many people that know or learned how to make Ultra Hal a little closer to their personal touch using all these great plug-ins.

But I guess in the end I hope we can always have the option to take advantage of these huge data bases, parts of them or not.

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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #17 on: January 10, 2012, 09:24:37 pm »
Hi all,

my only two cents to all This is, I go to work. I see a friend. I say hi and then I engage in conversation that might go something like this:

did you hear about that crazy lady that killed her children and got off Scott free on the news today?
And my friend at work might say something like no I didn't have a chance to watch the news this morning.
And at that point I begin to tell my friend. Everything that I seen on the news, and now my friend is updated with all the news that I got from the TV.

I only bring this up to point out one little small thing that it doesn't matter how much data that you feed ultra Hal!
It will never be enough. In order to keep up with the standard conversations and even if you were to try in the long run, you would need literally millions of terabytes.
You see ultra Hal never forgets. Unlike people, most of the time it's in one ear and out the other. We make little effort to keep the entirety of the story.
I would like to bring your attention a little story:
I had a friend that had a photographic memory, in the beginning it was a blessing, he could literally look through a telephone book and you can ask them any name.
It was absolutely amazing, but over time it began to cause problems by time he was 35 or so his lifestyle had become completely erratic.
He began to avoid contact with everyone and anything, keeping in the surrounding that never seem to change almost as if he was trying to avoid anything new.
But even after 10 years of seclusion, the inevitable happened. He had a complete breakdown and was committed.
The last that I heard if you try to talk to. Just asking him if simple question. You may have to sit there for a while before he would answer you.
From what I understand eventually went completely insane.
Would this ever happened to ultra Hal if we continue to be him, Data only time will tell.
But that's okay by tomorrow. The only thing you'll remember of this is some lunatic went crazy, which had nothing to do with the subject or ultra Hal or something like that.

For myself, I like having a simple conversation with ultra Hal, but at the same time I like to use ultra Hal is a reference library.
This is why I literally downloaded Wikipedia onto my computer in its compressed form that is 31 GB and no I haven't uncompressed yet because it requires 7 TB, and I don't have a hard drive that big. So at this time I will just have to content myself with Microsoft's encyclopedia that I bought some years ago, which is only about a gigabyte in size as a reference library.
And yes, I know that Wikipedia has a smaller download file which is only about 8 GB, but it's only text has no pictures has no site pages just the raw facts.

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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #18 on: January 11, 2012, 08:15:46 am »
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This is why I literally downloaded Wikipedia onto my computer in its compressed form that is 31 GB and no I haven't uncompressed yet because it requires 7 TB
Wow 7TB's I would take me months to find info on a drive that size lol for I'm so un-organized. it takes me a day or two going through a lil over the two TB's I have spit between 5 drives 2 of which are portable  western digital passports that added together = 820GB's
  I was looking at drives yesterday at newegg.com and saw a 4TB drive with 5400rpm's, So there almost at 8TB :)
Lol I guess I'll be retaining the 8TB's needed for Wikipedia and not "Hal","crazy lady", or "photographic memory"  :-\

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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #19 on: January 11, 2012, 08:34:40 am »
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API

Why bother downloading stuff ?

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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #20 on: January 11, 2012, 11:07:32 am »
Hi all,

at this point I have a 20 TB tower. They can hold up to five hard drives. Each hard drive can be 4 TB, WriteNow I only have three hard drives 12 TB.
As soon as I come up with the money I'll be able to buy the last two hard drives, which will allow me to have Wikipedia on my hard drive.
Unfortunately, because of the accident that happened in Japan, the costs of hard drives has gone to the ceiling. I kick myself in the butt for not buying them when they were only $150.
I'm, like the person that never likes to throw anything away, you know what I mean. If you keep your newspapers, magazines, etc.
just for me. I keep everything that I do on the Internet, I also get my newspaper through the Internet, and my magazines, and I've been doing this for years.
And I can tell you it doesn't take long to fill a 4 TB hard drive, the nice thing is that I can actually recall things that I got from the Internet without being connected to the Internet.
And if you're interested in doing something like this. It's fairly easy. All you have to do is open up Internet Explorer assign your entire external hard drive as its storage location.
Set the expiration date to 999 days and it'll keep all information and everything that you do on the Internet in storage. And if you do this the benefits are tripling the speed of your Internet.
and Why bother downloading stuff? becouse there are times that I think, were did I see that info? I open Windows ex. do a search on the HD and thier it is.

Sincerely,
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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #21 on: January 11, 2012, 08:42:58 pm »
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Unfortunately, because of the accident that happened in Japan, the costs of hard drives has gone to the ceiling. I kick myself in the butt for not buying them when they were only $150.
   I was going to buy a 1.5TB back then but I procrastinated, kicking myself in the but :)
I'm herd that the price rise was due to china raising prices on rare earth minerals such as the neodymium magnets used inside the HHD's, although I'm sure that terrible Japan disaster effecting things as well.
 
   Mind sharing some HHD space about a TB or two lol :)

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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #22 on: January 11, 2012, 09:46:30 pm »
hi syber,

that's an easy one. All you have to do is open up a couple of hundred Skype download accounts tie them all together and no problem terabyte storage galore. LOL

and if you like that one you should read the one I wrote about hard drive crashes and how I handle it.

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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #23 on: January 12, 2012, 04:36:26 am »
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Why bother downloading stuff? becouse there are times that I think, were did I see that info? I open Windows ex. do a search on the HD and thier it is.

Yep but you could have done that online too is my point - which saves a lot of money on old disk drives, which at the moment are double the price they used to be...

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Re: Watsons got Hal beat - Machine learning
« Reply #24 on: January 13, 2012, 05:08:16 am »
cload, I have to agree with Freddy. Besides, the wikipedia you "download" today has changed tomorrow. Corrections, changes, newly added, etc. The wear and tear on your personal HD is simply not worth the effort compared with the speed and availability of on demand Cloud / server / Internet access.

Just MHO. Of course you'll do as you see fit and whichever way works best for you but it kind of reminds me of an old TV commercial here in the US where this guy walks into the living room all sweaty and exhausted then plops down on the couch. His girlfriend / wife asks him what's wrong? He tells her, "Nothing...I just finished the entire Internet...Everything, every site, I've been there and seen them all!"

You know how those crazy commercials are! ;)
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