Deepak Agarwal $$$ #
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 01:02 GMT
I'd say that Deepak Agarwal's end of year bonus is safe for a few years then.
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 01:02 GMT
I'd say that Deepak Agarwal's end of year bonus is safe for a few years then.
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 11:48 GMT
I seriously hope the industry can accurately get AI working in the not-too-distant future. With a growing lack of Natural Intelligence, the Artificial kind starts to look good. But I must say, I do find it amusing that Yahoo is turning to Artificial Intelligence to reign in users lacking in Natural Intelligence.
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 11:48 GMT
I mean see the look on Bill Gates face when he has to be called back to MS to babysit Ballmer because he's throwing chairs again at the news that Yahoo is now picking up steam after rejecting him.
What would you say if you were Bill? "C'mon Steve, settle down and have a banana or we'll have to tranquilize you again." ?
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 11:48 GMT
Gotta agree with John McCarthy.
As well as dumbing down our expectations for the present, we've now started dumbing down our aspirations for the future.
Paris...because at this rate she'll be smarter than HAL and Skynet put together.
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 11:48 GMT
So for each article; divide click rate by screen area to determine click density, give highest click density article biggest billing.
can i have £5Gazzillion now?
Wheres the Dollars Icon?
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 11:48 GMT
But are they sure this system is really that great, and it's not just that the old system was so poor? The only way to truely test it is to allow a team of chimpanzees to select the "featured" news stories for several months and compare new and old figures with those.
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 11:48 GMT
this has got Microsoft salivating
"MOAR CASH MONIES !!! MUST! BUY! YAHOO!"
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 11:48 GMT
The inventor of LISP was there? 'Nuff respect! He must be *old* by now ...
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 11:48 GMT
>> "Over the past 50 years, we've lowered the bar for what we consider AI," Stephan Nusser[.]
Of course, AI now means "automatic product placement", which to me seems suspiciously more and more like Artificial Stupidity.
-dZ.
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 11:48 GMT
Surely that should read "Cokeheads! slip! AI! onto! Yahoo! front! page!". Standards must be upheld - we must be diligent!
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 13:38 GMT
He/she/it would make a great job of choosing the best stories and could add intelligent editorial comment as well
Posted Friday 11th July 2008 15:08 GMT
He usually comments just after me, so we shall see.....
Posted Tuesday 15th July 2008 19:40 GMT
Yes, I noticed a change in the layout today.While I liked Yahoo's layout before, I resent them changing (without notification) it to suit them, not me.
I AM THE CLICKER!
And the automatic placement of "what everyone else likes", has never worked for me or my buying/viewing habits. The only thing worse than being barraged by ads for feminine products or having my news pre-selected for me (is Brittany really news?), is mICROsOFT in charge of Yahoo.
PS: Mr Icann, please sell your yahoo stock, and buy ms, since you love it so much.
Keep your mICROsOFT out of my Yahoo.