Suryaa Business Desk: Surya Technology Bureau, San Francisco: Co-founder and former CEO of microblogging giant Twitter (now X) Jack Dorsey artificially... Surya Technology Bureau, San Francisco: Co-founder and former CEO of microblogging giant Twitter (now X) Jack Dorsey has launched a new experiment in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). A new AI model 'Dess AI' which is trained on the basis of real human natural conversations (Natural Human Conversations) has been unveiled, not just based on Internet documents and articles like traditional Large Language Models (LLMs). The model is designed to provide a deeper understanding of human emotions, natural responses, and social interactions.
Comprehensive training with real conversations: In response to criticism that AI bots in the current market are responding mechanically or artificially in many situations, Jack Dorsey took a fresh approach: Data of human interactions: Social media platforms, public forums, natural style, accent, critical perspective and expressions of emotions used by humans in discussions are integrated into Des AI algorithms. Towards Decentralized Platforms: Dorsey, who previously promoted decentralized platforms like Bluesky, Nostr.. This AI model is also more transparent and user-centric. Efforts are being made to connect with architecture.
Growing competition in the tech space: It has become interesting in tech circles to see how Jack Dorsey-led DES AI stands out among iconic models like OpenAI ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Anthropic Cloud, Elon Musk's XAI (Groc). Early reports suggest that Des AI will not be a robotic assistant that constantly answers questions, but a conversational partner that understands the other person's feelings and makes them think. Priority to users' privacy and security: Project sources said that strict privacy filters have been put in place to ensure that users' personal privacy is not violated in the process of training based on human interactions. These model-based applications and developer APIs are expected to be released for public testing in the coming weeks.