New Data Could Help Siri And Alexa Know When They’re Being Unhelpful

guest · Jun 15, 2018

New Data Could Help Siri And Alexa Know When They’re Being Unhelpful
Knowing when there isn’t enough information to provide an accurate answer is a tricky skill to learn.
June 15, 2018
https://www.nextgov.com/analytics-d...-theyre-being-unhelpful/149032/?oref=rf-river

Digital assistants don’t know when to can it. If you’ve asked Siri or Alexa a question, you’ll know the pain of getting a response loosely tied to some Wikipedia article that doesn’t really answer your original question.

A new dataset from Stanford aims to teach AI systems to understand how to answer questions more effectively, by knowing when there isn’t enough information to provide an accurate answer.

The new dataset includes nearly 50,000 questions that are unanswerable, but purposely crafted, so they loosely relate to the subject matter of the reference text. [...] By publishing this dataset, other researchers will have the ability to train their algorithms, figuring out better and better ways to make their AI systems answer questions.
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