Which AI based productivity tools are trending these days?

[Atif_Shahab_Qureshi 0]

Which Artificial intelligence tools are trending these days?

[CalS 5,280]

Have you tried googling it?

[gazumped 11,656]

Want to bet someone else with only one post to their name will come back and add a link to a likely candidate?

[Atif_Shahab_Qureshi 0]

On 4/12/2018 at 2:25 PM, CalS said:

Have you tried googling it?

Yup! but i thought this forum will help me with experts opinion.

 

[gazumped 11,656]

2 hours ago, Atif_Shahab_Qureshi said:

Yup! but i thought this forum will help me with experts opinion.

Pleased to see that you're not an AI yourself anyway! 

We're (mainly) all Evernote users with various day jobs so I'm not sure this audience qualifies as experts - other than the personal research put in toward finding our own productivity solutions.  IMHO most apps claiming "AI" involvement are just using advanced marketing speak (also known as 'handwavium') for what amounts to a new paint job. 

In any event I'd be highly suspicious of any app that genuinely used AI to make decisions for me - as would many others,  judging by the generally bad reaction to Evernote suggesting that they were about to "help" users by analysing our databases.  I have a deep aversion to any black box operation that processes by rules I don't totally understand and control. 

The apps I have tried that claim to learn my preferences usually wind up beaten (literally) into submission when they make continually bad choices.

While there are thousands of productivity apps out there,  I still haven't found one that can handle everything I need,  AI or no.  I'm currently back at three or four complementary standard apps for the whole process - including Evernote,  Ticktick,  Zapier and Airtable.  Plus other apps like Freeplane (mind mapping) for planning and discussions.

If anyone has any AI related suggestions,  I'd be interested...

 

 

[Pascal Held 18]

On 5/17/2018 at 11:36 AM, gazumped said:

I have a deep aversion to any black box operation that processes by rules I don't totally understand and control. 

I think exactly the same thing about todays AI approaches.

Nevertheless, we also introduced an AI component in Filterize to automate your Evernote. But It's not that black box type of AI. We use frequent pattern mining to find plausible rules, which could be applied to your database and while you are working in Evernote Filterize checks if one of the potential rules could explain your work. If so, EvA (our name for the AI) will suggest a set of rules. You can decide which rules should become active and you are free to change them later.

You can read more about the process itself in our blog.

[DTLow 5,736]

On 4/12/2018 at 4:16 AM, Atif_Shahab_Qureshi said:

Which Artificial intelligence tools are trending these days?

Scripting tools.  I use Applescript on a  Mac; executing rules tnat I define.

[carofonow 0]

AI is the future in many ways. This is going to have a huge impact in the future. I don't get why people are so scared of this. After all, this kind of technology has been used for ages before the public knew about it and everyone was fine with it. I was actually reading some articles from NoFace Tech and we are slowly getting better and creating artificial intelligence. Maybe we will have robots one day that will be able to solve even more complicated problems for us, who knows? I must admit that I'm passionate about this subject and I can't wait to see when we will reach that level

[MaryCutler 0]

I just searched on Google and found these 

• Scikit Learn.
• Tensorflow.
• Theano.

I think these tools are depends according to the user demand.