Quote from: shield132 on Today at 08:04:58 AM

Why wouldn't a person use it to discuss improved methods of storing data? I think similar searches will be the most important aspect of this AI but I really wonder how will AI model be trained. For example, imagine that I have a question - "Is Bitcoin superior to gold"? On this forum, a similar thread has been opened many times and there are thousands of answers. How will AI differentiate good answers from bad answers and give users the most correct answer?

I really have no idea how the machine part of deepseek works - I'm actually taking a beginner course on machine learning so I can understand what this is doing:

I assume it will handle it the same way it handles any question - by responding with the best word one after another until they come up with the solution. lol It's kind of like a sculptor who looks at a lump of clay and them removes anything that doesn't belong there - it takes a special skill that I don't even understand. I think I would train it will all the post data from the forum, and then the matrix would be further refined by the people using the engine:

Another solution I am looking at is https://yacy.net/ It offers a distributed search engine, so multiple people could maintain the engine for speed, reliability and security - same as a blockchain. It might be as simple as uploading all the posts to our server and having the software distribute it amongst us to crawl and analyze. It's free, so @LoyceV, if you are interested in working on this with me, LMK. I can't believe I'm typing this, but your flat files may be useful after all.

I can also just dump my database to flat files, so we can have multiple copies. The search engine can then operate much like the Internet Wayback Machine, showing us multiple versions of edited posts.