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mailia
beate zurwehme <beate [at] zurwehme [dot] org> wrote:
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> At present the rapidly expanding Semantic Web analyzes digital
> information in order to distinguish valuable As well modern day search
> engines give more and more precise results of
> searched information yet how far will this artificial intelligence go?
> Will we eventually be able to leave it to machines to perform automated
> tasks such as creating images or writing texts?
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> For example digital information that is delivered via email increases
> daily if not hourly which in turn takes more and more time to answer
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> sort. The email answering machine provides a solution for this as it
> will write the answer emails using material available online.
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> Mailia analyzes emails coming to ones mailbox and simply replies to
> them. Forget automated standard 'Out of Office' replies, Mailia is as
> intelligent as software like Eliza and as flexible as open source
> products. The email answering machine works in the following way: it
> grabs an incoming message, analyzes it, sends requests to the Google
> search engine, then picks up given results, sorts them, and outputs the
> information into an email form which is sent back to the sender. If
> answers are publicly saved, search engines will index the answers again
> and utilize these as output for other similar replies. Ironic as this
> statement may seem - 'Why not let the machines live their own lives'.
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> Mailia is free software released under the GNU General Public License.
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> -- mi_ga. Tue, 21 Mar 2006
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