This is an enormously updated Eliza. Its usefulness is predicated upon its training corpus but because our corpus ingestion sizes are so large today it becomes a qualitatively different experience when searching on information that has already been generated.
However, synthesizing or inferring new conclusions from existing information still is our leg work to perform.
I found that StackOverflow type questions work quite well. Breaking down research paper text filled with lingo I'm not familiar with works well. Threading James Burke-Connections-like insight comprehensions among information in front of me though, is still on me.
This is an enormously updated Eliza. Its usefulness is predicated upon its training corpus but because our corpus ingestion sizes are so large today it becomes a qualitatively different experience when searching on information that has already been generated.
However, synthesizing or inferring new conclusions from existing information still is our leg work to perform.
I found that StackOverflow type questions work quite well. Breaking down research paper text filled with lingo I'm not familiar with works well. Threading James Burke-Connections-like insight comprehensions among information in front of me though, is still on me.