L'effet brocoli — Pourquoi les bots & nous ne parlons pas le même langage

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Conférence donnée par Antoine Lefeuvre, Chief eXperience Office chez Clubble, dans le cadre du World Usability Day 2015 organisé à Lyon par l'association FLUPA.

Technologie

L’effet brocoli
Pourquoi les bots & nous ne parlons pas le même langage
#WUD2015 Lyon
Antoine Lefeuvre @jiraisurfer
StevenLilleyCCBY-SA2.0

‘Forget apps,
now the bots take over.’
Beerud Sheth, TechCrunch, 29 sept. 2015

‘Uber & Google go to war
over self-driving taxis.’
Ron Amadeo, ArsTechnica, 3 fév. 2015

‘Slackbot may soon be
a lot more helpful than Siri.’
Nate Swanner, TheNextWeb, 17 août 2015

“El clítoris es uno de los
productos típicos de la
gastronomía gallega.”

‘Since the translations are generated by
machines, not all translation will be
perfect and sometimes there will be
mistakes or mistranslations.’
Google, The Guardian, 3 novembre 2015

‘One of the strengths of Clara
is a very strong feedback
loop between the system
and the humans.’
Maran Nelson, CEO Clara Labs

‘Assistive intelligence
is the future.’
Om Malik, Fast Company, 3 août 2015

‘Facebook’s plan is not just to
better train the system,
but to meticulously gather
data on everything
the humans do.’
Cade Metz, Wired, 24 sept. 2015

Merci de votre attention.
Merci à FLUPA, merci à la Cordée.
the email bridge
Antoine Lefeuvre
antoine@clubble.io
@jiraisurfer

Les liens
www.techcrunch.com/2015/09/29/forget-apps-now-the-bots-take-over/
www.arstechnica.com/cars/2015/02/uber-and-google-reportedly-go-to-war-over-self-driving-taxis/
www.thegrid.io
www.thenextweb.com/insider/2015/08/17/slackbot-may-soon-be-a-lot-more-helpful-than-siri-says-ceo/
www.longbets.org/1/#terms
www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/03/google-translate-error-as-pontes-spain-clitoris-food-festival-grelo-galicia
www.alistapart.com/article/translation-is-ux
www.claralabs.com
www.fastcompany.com/3048654/technovore/help-is-on-the-way
www.wired.com/2015/09/ai-helps-humans-best-humans-help-ai/
www.clubble.io
www.twitter.com/jiraisurfer
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L'effet brocoli — Pourquoi les bots & nous ne parlons pas le même langage

1. L’effet brocoli Pourquoi les bots & nous ne parlons pas le même langage #WUD2015 Lyon Antoine Lefeuvre @jiraisurfer StevenLilleyCCBY-SA2.0

2. the email bridge Now available for

3. ‘Forget apps, now the bots take over.’ Beerud Sheth, TechCrunch, 29 sept. 2015

4. ©TechCrunch

5. ‘Uber & Google go to war over self-driving taxis.’ Ron Amadeo, ArsTechnica, 3 fév. 2015

7. ©CelebMafia

8. ‘Slackbot may soon be a lot more helpful than Siri.’ Nate Swanner, TheNextWeb, 17 août 2015

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14. “El clítoris es uno de los productos típicos de la gastronomía gallega.”

15. ‘Since the translations are generated by machines, not all translation will be perfect and sometimes there will be mistakes or mistranslations.’ Google, The Guardian, 3 novembre 2015

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17. ©ClaraLabs

18. ‘One of the strengths of Clara is a very strong feedback loop between the system and the humans.’ Maran Nelson, CEO Clara Labs

19. ‘Assistive intelligence is the future.’ Om Malik, Fast Company, 3 août 2015

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21. ‘Facebook’s plan is not just to better train the system, but to meticulously gather data on everything the humans do.’ Cade Metz, Wired, 24 sept. 2015

22. Merci de votre attention. Merci à FLUPA, merci à la Cordée. the email bridge Antoine Lefeuvre antoine@clubble.io @jiraisurfer

23. Les liens www.techcrunch.com/2015/09/29/forget-apps-now-the-bots-take-over/ www.arstechnica.com/cars/2015/02/uber-and-google-reportedly-go-to-war-over-self-driving-taxis/ www.thegrid.io www.thenextweb.com/insider/2015/08/17/slackbot-may-soon-be-a-lot-more-helpful-than-siri-says-ceo/ www.longbets.org/1/#terms www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/03/google-translate-error-as-pontes-spain-clitoris-food-festival-grelo-galicia www.alistapart.com/article/translation-is-ux www.claralabs.com www.fastcompany.com/3048654/technovore/help-is-on-the-way www.wired.com/2015/09/ai-helps-humans-best-humans-help-ai/ www.clubble.io www.twitter.com/jiraisurfer .

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