Using AI with the New Versions of Logos?

Wayne Levi Price

I am suggesting some New AI Tools in our future software updates.

How about 'Audio Input' for such commands as "Open New Note" or "Saves As Passage List"

or "Link this to an Anchor"

Also, AI generated Maps that can be 3D.

I am sure there are hundreds of powerful ways AI will improve the value of this software.

What are some Ideas you have with New AI Tools?

Anyone?

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Louis Vigo

This seems to be the hot topic now. I have a short post on this also. So far not much help. Hopefully a plug-in will do the trick. But it has to be engineered. I would think that Logos has this in the works, or has plans to get it in the works. If your interested you can see my post on this here

xnman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1258384#Comment_1258384

I had not heard of Google Bard until MJ mentioned it... so I checked it out with three questions:

1. Who was Jesus?

2. What is the bible book of Romans about?

3. What is the bible book of Acts about?

The answers I got were not that bad... interesting......

Peter_G

Biblical Ai is where God’s people were ambushed by unbelievers. Young Logos developers should curb their fascination with Artificial Intelligence, and hasten very slowly towards introducing this technology into our program.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1258497#Comment_1258497

technology into our program.

Too late ... our morphology coding is dependent on early AI technology.

skypeace

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1258500#Comment_1258500

A brave new world. Always looking for the advantage in theology. The reference to geographic AI in The Bible was cautionary. Another frontier in Bible study seems to be opening up, I came to this post seeking some guidance on this topic and hoping to learn more. Patiently waiting to hear what others experiences are. Hoping the Logos community and staff can be trailblazers in this pursuit.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1276881#Comment_1276881

Another frontier in Bible study seems to be opening up,

I've had neural learning in my Bible software for going on 15 years now ... phrase matching, alternative style identification, text dating and so forth. Having built the engines, I'm well aware of the limitations (primarily sample size/mix).

So, I'm just happy to watch the Chat'ers. I'm impressed they'd shy away from WikiP in seconds, but happily embrace anonymous computer algorithms that would get an 'F' in WikiP.

It's very similar to the electric car craze. Makes sense for a segment. For the Chat'ers, I personally don't have the time to read thru the regurgitated text. I want the actual doc. Improved search engines will likely be next.