https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/04/23/ai-un-peacekeeping/
Remesh’s web-based platform lets institutions hold back-and-forth conversations with audiences. And responses go through an algorithm that clusters answers with similar meanings then allows participants to agree or disagree with generated results. The algorithm was fine-tuned for the U.N. to use in contexts where people speak unique dialects. The international body worked with local war zone organizations to encourage a diverse pool of people to take part. (DeepL)
- Remesh’s web-based platform allows institutions to engage in a back-and-forth conversation with their audiences. Responses are collected by an algorithm with similar meanings, and participants can choose to agree or disagree with the results generated. The algorithm has been fine-tuned for use in situations where the UN speaks a unique dialect. International organizations worked with local conflict area organizations to encourage the participation of diverse populations.
People speak unique dialects is important
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