On the Google channel on YouTube you’ll find a tech talk called “Knowledge-based Information Retrieval with Wikipedia” from October 31st 2008. It covers the limitations of search engines today. Documents and queries aren’t really understood at all, because they’re sti[...]
Posts Tagged ‘artificial intelligence’
November 3rd, 2008 - 3:42 am § in Uncategorized
IR people get a telling off – SEO’s take note
ECIR 2008 took place earlier this year and Nicholas Belkin did a keynote speech on the Grand Challenges in IR. This always feels to me a little bit like a telling off to the IR community on what we haven’t done properly or even considered as yet and where we’ve totally failed. ItR[...]
September 13th, 2008 - 4:22 am § in Uncategorized
What is AI?
AI is a field that overlaps with computer science rather than being a strict subfield. Different areas of AI are more closely related to psychology, philosophy, logic, linguistics, and even neurophysiology. People might want to automate human intelligence for a number of different reasons. One reaso[...]
July 15th, 2008 - 12:42 am § in Uncategorized
A.I for marketing
The major strength of A.I for SEO is in my opinion it’s ability to trawl through large amounts of data quickly and intuitively. Obviously datamining techniques come into play. You can automatically examine, visualise, and find patterns in your data. This would be a huge help in any business. C[...]
