Artificial Intelligence (AI) cannot sense context.......yet.

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Most notably, AI TECH. grasping context would be of help in flagging fake news. AI TECH. might also serve as adaptive / assistive tools to guide people on the Autism Spectrum.

RELATED: Here on WP, how might AI algorithms discern the context from thought analyzing WP content? Might AI help clarify the sometimes confusing WP content?

Story: 'Contextual AI: The Next Frontier'
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What aspects of Wrongplanet content do you find "confusing"?

By the very nature of the Autism Spectrum, confusion is natural - as well as efforts to clarify confusion.

What I actually have found helpful but sounds a bit cliche is the use of flow charts. This helps in conversation and decisions. For me i'm very indecisive so if there is something that can help me determine a possible outcome scientifically then I am all for it. But, yeah conditional statements go a long way in this these types of scenarios.

CLARIFICATION: From: RELATED: Here on WP, how might AI algorithms analyze WP content; in order to clarify the sometimes confusing WP landscape - and hence, shape experiences here on WP?

I am rather new so I am not sure what you are referring to when you say confusing WP landscape, shape experiences? Well AI would, if I am understanding what you mean would determine using an algorithm of some sort to decipher the text. I would need to hear more details in order to thoroughly give concrete ideas. But, say someone is typing something and then goes to BOLD lettering the algorithm would determine in this context that a)the person is being aggressive or yelling b) making a strong statement. Not sure if that helps at all.

I think we'll likely continue to grapple with this one and have it increasingly brought to our attention, at each point along the way, just how poor our grasp is on what either competence or comprehension actually are when we're trying to embed them in machines or software. It's one thing to transfer a sort of artificial template of competence directly from a person to a machine (depending on how well they engineer it for what variety of problem sets), neural networks seem to suggest at least that with some degree of coaching some level of pattern recognition is possible but even so it seems quite narrow and brittle for the time being and may very well stay that way for decades to come.