Knowledge As A Service (KaaS) Inventing the Future
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Description: Knowledge As A Service KaaS Inventing the Future using AI Raj Reddy Carnegie Mellon University Keynote Talk at the IKCEST Conference 2019 Xian China Sep 11 2019 The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Invent It Alan Kay 1971 The Best
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Knowledge As A Service (KaaS) Inventing the Future using AI Raj Reddy Carnegie Mellon University Keynote Talk at the IKCEST Conference 2019 Xian, China Sep 11, 2019 The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Invent It Alan Kay, 1971 “The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Create It” Abraham Lincoln – 1860s https://quoteinvestigator.com/2012/09/27/invent-the-future/ Cognition Amplifiers and Guardian Angels Intelligent Agents as a Part of KaaS Infrastructure Flash Forward Video KaaS That We Don’t Yet Know How to Deliver also accessible from www.rr.cs.cmu.edu/ff.wmv Missing Science and Technology Attributes of An Intelligent Assistant Process, Index, Store and Retrieve relevant experience Data Capture, Remember and Learn from experience System architecture, tools and technologies Mine, Cluster, and Summarize relevant experience Share knowledge with a community of coaches Communicate with agents and human users Machine and human processable knowledge representation Learn from own experience and experience of others Exhibit goal directed behavior Tolerate error and ambiguity Operate in real-time Flash Forward Video An Intelligent Assistant must See, Hear and Interact: A Society of Agents with Specialized Functions Kate: Good Morning! Kate here. MP: Good Morning, Kate. It’s April 1, 1997 and the time is 6:30AM. Kate News Selection reports new trade agreements between Japan and France affects Paris Spring Collection plus 24 other items of interest. Care to browse? Kate: Umm. Not now. Mail only, please. FP: Mail serve here. 43 items including 26 unopened for three days, 12 unopened for two days and (interruption: Kate: cancel list) Ummm. Alright! Alright, I’ve been busy. FP: Canceling. Were there further instructions? Kate: Yes, uh, did my Snap Catalog arrive? FP: I understood “catalog”. Snap. Checking. An Intelligent Assistant must Be Self Aware: including the hardware, software, and networking environment Kate: Yes, uh, did my Snap catalog arrive? FP: I understood "catalog". "Snap" -- checking. Kate: Alright! MP: Care to view large screen? MP: Did that mean "yes"? Kate: Yes. Switch to large screen. An Intelligent Assistant must Be Aware of Emotions Kate: Yes, uh, did my Snap catalog arrive? FP: I understood "catalog". "Snap" -- checking. Kate: Alright! MP: Enthusiasm detected. Care to …. An Intelligent Assistant must Know what it does not know Kate: Just do it. I'll fight that one later. MP: Searching. Did not understand last command. Kate: Do it. Do it. Do it. MP: Understood. An Intelligent Assistant must Learn from Experience MP: Incoming Vid-Phone call. George Smith
