The new, smarter Innovation Trail is now powered by the some of the most accurate AI in the world: IBM Watson, via its powerful Natural Language Understanding (NLU) service.
I'd really enjoy reading a writeup of the implementation.
There are more ways. The first one is to utilize Utopian task requests, which means that the project owners / developers can submit they requests in Utopian instead of using just the issue tracker.
For the other cases, the moderation team will see existing projects and if they are found to be valuable and that the testers are good to be rewarded for their reports, the projects may be put down to the whitelist. The project name is written there if we can see that there is a public support of bug issue reports or that the project owner agrees with being written in the whitelist.
The decision may not have been announced in prior but we are going to do our best to maintain the list so that genuine testers may be rewarded for their work. Though, one should not depend on the rewards and pick the projects on that.
I know Utopians change the rules today because they want to throw out bad contributor because they are not good in english. How does that statement relate to today's changes.
Great content. Thanks for doing this. Style of writing in the Notepad looks naive but it is so effective and understandable that I am going to use it on my contributions.
Integrating this technology enables our Innovation Trail to analyze the content and context of posts, to determine if they are within the topics we wish to support on Utopian.io
I don't understand how this will be implemented. Can anyone elaborate? Does this means, the AI would scan through articles which has been using certain tags?
Nope @conficker. The trail follows only certain communities, which are SteemHunt, SteemMakers, SteemStem. For communities that allow a broader context than science, technology and innovation, the NLU checks the post content and tells if the context is within any of those.
@utopian-io is sky-rocketing day to day. Hats off to this amazing team. Now we included more category, this family will grow even more.
Whoa!
I'd really enjoy reading a writeup of the implementation.
i think this is the commit. maybe i should volunteer to pseudo-code it into docs. i think the heavy lifting is done with:
'''
if (check_context) {
nlu.analyze({
text: result.body,
features: {
categories: {}
}
},
'''
😄
https://github.com/utopian-io/trail.utopian.io/commit/02a8d8050e8ce4b2d1c4b5e39356b1078a2f8a6e
Hah. One step away from
Alas, if only 3 were a step.
{ profit }
Same here? Thing sounds awesome!
If it is not the project owner who submitted it, can it be accepted?
Can you elaborate more on your question? Is this related to the bug hunting category?
Yeah, that is bug-hunting category
Exuse me
There are more ways. The first one is to utilize Utopian task requests, which means that the project owners / developers can submit they requests in Utopian instead of using just the issue tracker.
For the other cases, the moderation team will see existing projects and if they are found to be valuable and that the testers are good to be rewarded for their reports, the projects may be put down to the whitelist. The project name is written there if we can see that there is a public support of bug issue reports or that the project owner agrees with being written in the whitelist.
The decision may not have been announced in prior but we are going to do our best to maintain the list so that genuine testers may be rewarded for their work. Though, one should not depend on the rewards and pick the projects on that.
I know Utopians change the rules today because they want to throw out bad contributor because they are not good in english. How does that statement relate to today's changes.
I'm sorry, I probably did not understand the original question properly.
Great content. Thanks for doing this. Style of writing in the Notepad looks naive but it is so effective and understandable that I am going to use it on my contributions.
Any how-to content that's not video-based? I learn better by reading and/or doing rather than watching.
development and renewal beyond that can be in @Utopian-io .. hopefully the steemian around the world can use this application well.
Is there a plan to support also Sourceforge in V2?
Yes would be great to open up to other platforms as well. It is in our plans.
How do I find task request on steemit??
Hey we have @utopian.tasks for that
Its an interesting upgrade.
Actually i can't understand?
What about i have to request for contribute on bug-hunting.
And what is task request?
Do i need to request to contribute which projects are listed on utopian Whitelist.
Please let me know in details.
I can't wait to get my hands on the source code. I know that the editor was built using WASM and Rust which is pretty cool.
I don't understand how this will be implemented. Can anyone elaborate? Does this means, the AI would scan through articles which has been using certain tags?
Nope @conficker. The trail follows only certain communities, which are SteemHunt, SteemMakers, SteemStem. For communities that allow a broader context than science, technology and innovation, the NLU checks the post content and tells if the context is within any of those.
Makes it much easier to find the priority bugs to work on, thanks.