[LOCKSUIT]

Hi sal,

I am Project Manager at Greyfly and we offer artificial intelligence tool. I want that people must know the benefits of the tool. My website is www.greyfly.co.uk. Visit and use the tool.

How does your AI improve project success exactly? I'm not sure exactly what you would feed it or how it would know unless it used natural language processing.

[Carvalho]

Hello folks!

So, my name is Moisés (Moses in english) and i'm a just graduated lawyer. I started thinking about the evolution of the AI's, and how their will change the job market. In my area i have saw littles advances, like the do not pay, the world's first robot lawyer. Thus, i want to learn something about how to program, and maybe, develop a AI apt to do some works for me. Finally, I plan to use Python to program.

[Korrelan]

Hi Moses and welcome to the forum.

 

[Freddy]

Hello Moses, congratulations on graduating and welcome to the forum 

[Carvalho]

Thanks, Korrelan and Freddy!

[ivan.moony]

Hello Carvalho, welcome

I hear Python is a good choice for beginners. I took a curious peek a few years ago and it seemed pretty simple to me, comparing to languages I knew at the time (like C/C++, Java, Basic, Pascal, ...). I also hear it is appreciated among scientists, and that it has a pretty good ecosystem of additional libraries, whatever field of study you pick.

[HS]

Hey Carvalho, nice to have you join. Seems like there are SOOO many laws to consider, I bet an AI would really help to sort through them.

[LOCKSUIT]

Adam and Eve
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2813846/

Dr. Eliza:
http://dreliza.com/send.php

GPT-2:
https://openai.com/blog/better-language-models/

[ruebot]

So, my name is Moisés (Moses in english) and i'm a just graduated lawyer. I started thinking about the evolution of the AI's, and how their will change the job market. In my area i have saw littles advances, like the do not pay, the world's first robot lawyer. Thus, i want to learn something about how to program, and maybe, develop a AI apt to do some works for me.

That's a tall order and will depend on your skill not only as a programmer but as a lawyer in interpreting the Law. You're also going to have it be able to respond to a certain amount of non-legal dialog like a regular chat bot to be successful IMO.

EDIT: The thought of a lawyer bot intrigued me so I looked into it and there are several already, so it might not be as big a job as I thought. This is a list of what they consider the best, one uses Watson and one lets you build your own:

5 Lawyer Bots You Can Try Now

[flamehowk]

Hello.
My name is Vitaliy Monastyrskiy.
I am an inventor, hardware and software engeneer from Ukraine.
I know how to make a programmable neural chip. And I'm looking for funding for my project to create the future that is so far only shown in science fiction films.

[Korrelan]

Welcome Monastyrskiy

 

[Freddy]

Welcome

[HS]

Great! Welcome. Cool name. My project may be a little similar to yours, although probably not as advanced in software. I'm playing with the idea of making artificial neurons. Good luck.

[rahullak]

Hello everyone!

I am a Data Scientist working for a multinational corporation. My interest in A.I has been on and off since high school. I had even joined a graduate program for A.I, but dropped out due to some personal reasons. After that I explored being in the software development world and then got my MBA. Was a Business Analyst for a while until I rekindled my passion for ML and AI last year. In my work, I apply ML and AI algorithms for use cases involving Image Recognition, Recommender Systems, Time Series forecasting and NLP, so far.

I hope to contribute much more to the field of A.I and have several personal projects ongoing. It really is an exciting time!

I also write as a hobby, both fiction and non-fiction.

Eagerly looking forward to participate in these forums! 

Thanks,

rahullak

[infurl]

Welcome aboard rahullak. What sort of personal projects are you working on?

My main area of interest is natural language understanding.