It's no secret that today's conversational assistants leave a lot to be desired. We spend a lot of time talking about how bad they are at hearing what we say and even worse at interpreting it. But one thing that doesn't get nearly enough attention is the one-directional nature of conversations we have with Siri, Cortana and the rest.Microsoft Maluuba is teaching machines to ask questions
It's no secret that today's conversational assistants leave a lot to be desired. We spend a lot of time talking about how bad they are at hearing what we say and even worse at interpreting it. But one thing that doesn't get nearly enough attention is the one-directional nature of conversations we have with Siri, Cortana and the rest.
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Monday, November 20, 2017
Microsoft Maluuba is teaching machines to ask questions
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