Re: [projectvrm] Is Viv VRM?

[Iain Henderson < >]

Absolutely, whether VRM or not is all about the specific orientation of the agent - 3rd party or 4th party; they could be either, but not both at the same time. Who is doing what with the data generated will be the best way to get to that.

Iain

On 10 May 2016, at 15:53, john best < "> > wrote:

All ,

So in the last week I had my legal team review the following AI concepts 

Wit.ai

Luis.ai

And Facebook chatbot

As suspected each of these maintains rights to the data that is passed through it . 

So far the only options I see right now are tensorflow and Watson , will be looking at both of these as well . It seems like AI is the next level of privacy invasion. ..

JB 

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On May 10, 2016, at 8:48 AM, Steven Groves < "> > wrote:

Gosh, one can hope so.  

It's this kind of interface that, if tied to a personal and secure datastore, would be / might be able to facilitate even complex relationships - like CHEDDAR.  Might be worth a briefing to the Viv team to see if they might be interested in supporting the idea. 

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On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 9:39 AM, Doc Searls < " target="_blank"> > wrote:

Viv <http://viv.ai> says it is “radically simplifying the world by providing an intelligent interface to everything.

Buzzfeed calls it “a smart personal assistant that you can really, actually talk to, that understands you, that will become the connective tissue of your entire digital life.” <https://www.buzzfeed.com/charliewarzel/siris-creators-want-to-take-on-facebook-be-your-everything-a>

Thoughts?