The better part of the early 2000s was spent in creating artificial intelligence (AI) systems that could beat the Turing Test; the test is designed to determine if an AI can trick a human into believing that it is a human. Now, companies are in a race to create a smarter AI that is more knowledgeable and trustworthy. A few months ago, Open AI showcased GPT-3, a much smarter version of its AI bot, and now as per a report in MIT Technology Review, Diffbot is working on a system that can surpass the capabilities of GPT-3.<\/p>\n
Diffbot is expected to be a smarter system as it works by reading a page as a human does. Using this technology, it can create knowledge graphs, which will contain verifiable facts. One of the problems that constant testing of GPT-3 reveals is that you still need a human to cross-verify information it is collecting. The Diffbot is trying to make the process more autonomous. The use of knowledge graphs is not unique to Diffbot; Google also uses them. The success of Diffbot will depend on how accurately it can differentiate between information and misinformation.<\/p>\n
Give it will apply natural language processing and image recognition to virtually billions of web-pages, the knowledge graph it will build will be galactic. It will join Google and Microsoft in crawling nearly the entire web. Its non-stop crawling of the web means it knocks down its knowledge graph periodically, incorporating new information. If it can sift through data to verify information, it will indeed be a victory for internet companies looking to make their platforms more reliable.<\/p>\n
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