Proposal for AI Integration with BitcoinTalk forum

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

However, the vast amount of information on the BitcoinTalk forum can be overwhelming and difficult to navigate, especially for new users. This is where AI comes in. By integrating AI technology, we can create a more user-friendly experience for both new and existing users.

The proposed project aims to use AI algorithms to analyze and categorize the forum's data, allowing users to easily search and find information on specific topics.

So in regards to this point, I have a suggestion to make that how about if "Theymos" could make provision for "tags" for each content created on the forum, because just as we currently have spot for only "Title and Body of the contents", if tags can be added it will make it easy for people to search for such contents on the forum and see it,  just as it's applicable on Youtube and blogs, whereby making it very easy for people to search on Google and can easily find whichever content they may be looking for. If the forum can implement "tags" (space for content related keywords), it will also be an added advantage.

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[Hispo]

If It wanted for some artificial intelligence to analyze what I send and talk about around here, then I would just participate on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. Also, after taking a look at this thread and the fact that it seems this proposal seemed to have been created through artificial intelligence, for now I would only agree if the forum implemented artificial intelligence or an algorithm to scan each post and tag those very likely produced artificially and not manually typed.  

I am sure some people (specially the campaign managers) would greatly appreciate such step forward.

[Stalker22]

However, the vast amount of information on the BitcoinTalk forum can be overwhelming and difficult to navigate, especially for new users. This is where AI comes in. By integrating AI technology, we can create a more user-friendly experience for both new and existing users.

The proposed project aims to use AI algorithms to analyze and categorize the forum's data, allowing users to easily search and find information on specific topics.

So in regards to this point, I have a suggestion to make that how about if "Theymos" could make provision for "tags" for each content created on the forum, because just as we currently have spot for only "Title and Body of the contents", if tags can be added it will make it easy for people to search for such contents on the forum and see it,  just as it's applicable on Youtube and blogs, whereby making it very easy for people to search on Google and can easily find whichever content they may be looking for. If the forum can implement "tags" (space for content related keywords), it will also be an added advantage.

Although the general idea seems sound, I see certain issues with its practical implementation. Specifically, the question of who will be responsible for assigning tags to posts, and how we will ensure their accuracy if the authors themselves are responsible for tagging their content.

In my experience, users tend not to care about or even notice things like tagging conventions and structure; they just want the  content to be visible. I think that if we are going to rely on authors to tag their own content, we will end up with inconsistent tagging and poor search results. I also find it difficult to believe that we will be able to enforce the policy consistently.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Bitcoin community's sentiment and trends.

Some potential applications of the AI could include:

• Predicting market trends and identifying potential price movements based on sentiment analysis of the forum's discussions
• Detecting and filtering out spam and fraudulent activity on the forum
• Providing personalized recommendations and content to users based on their activity and interests
• Generating insights and reports for traders, investors, and other cryptocurrency enthusiasts

Lately, there have been a lot of members creating posts with AIs, and the forum is not well pleased with that approach, so this idea is not something that can really be considered, although it would have been helpful if integrated, but again, there could be some disadvantages to it in the future. So it's better to allow the forum to operate in the old way it already does; I think people are already used to the forum and how things work around here. There is the search button, and there is good guidance for newbies on how to search effectively. Also, newbies who really need some help can start a new topic or discussion in the appropriate board, and they will really get the answers they want. It's just my opinion.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Although the general idea seems sound, I see certain issues with its practical implementation. Specifically, the question of who will be responsible for assigning tags to posts, and how we will ensure their accuracy if the authors themselves are responsible for tagging their content.

In my experience, users tend not to care about or even notice things like tagging conventions and structure; they just want the  content to be visible. I think that if we are going to rely on authors to tag their own content, we will end up with inconsistent tagging and poor search results. I also find it difficult to believe that we will be able to enforce the policy consistently.

Yes, I agree with you that it could lead to poor tagging from those forum members who has no knowledge what tagging is all about, how it's been done and factors that determines the use of certain tags/keywords in a particular content. But with time, when they learn how to use it, they will all get use to it.
However, I think a perfect solution to this will be if authors are made to add tags to their content, while moderators modify the tags, by adding the right tags that will make it visible for search.

[NotATether]

However, the vast amount of information on the BitcoinTalk forum can be overwhelming and difficult to navigate, especially for new users. This is where AI comes in. By integrating AI technology, we can create a more user-friendly experience for both new and existing users.

The proposed project aims to use AI algorithms to analyze and categorize the forum's data, allowing users to easily search and find information on specific topics.

So in regards to this point, I have a suggestion to make that how about if "Theymos" could make provision for "tags" for each content created on the forum, because just as we currently have spot for only "Title and Body of the contents", if tags can be added it will make it easy for people to search for such contents on the forum and see it,  just as it's applicable on Youtube and blogs, whereby making it very easy for people to search on Google and can easily find whichever content they may be looking for. If the forum can implement "tags" (space for content related keywords), it will also be an added advantage.

I don't know about you but if you have ever uploaded any Youtube video, you'll see in the Creator Studio that Youtube clearly says "tags have a minimal effect on helping others find your video", and I imagine that would be the case for the majority of blogs as well. That is, the ones that choose to utilize tags in the first place.

How does this have anything to do with AI though?

[Solosanz]

I don't know about you but if you have ever uploaded any Youtube video, you'll see in the Creator Studio that Youtube clearly says "tags have a minimal effect on helping others find your video", and I imagine that would be the case for the majority of blogs as well. That is, the ones that choose to utilize tags in the first place.

How does this have anything to do with AI though?

I'm curious if he's really click the tags in Youtube

I think tags is helpful in Twitter because someone tweet can become popular due to tags usage, not in Youtube. This forum, I don't think it will work many members already fine with the current interface and feature, they're prefer just google some keyword they interested and add Bitcointalk to make you find the thread you're interested/searched.

Yeah, tags is just a structured data and not related with AI, tags isn't a machine learning. I think most people think anything in digital is AI.

[348Judah]

However, the vast amount of information on the BitcoinTalk forum can be overwhelming and difficult to navigate, especially for new users. This is where AI comes in. By integrating AI technology, we can create a more user-friendly experience for both new and existing users.

If the signature campaigns on the forum kicked against the use of AI in posting for it participant and the forum itself is not in support of using it either then why should we encourage it, alot of people are creating thread on this discussion but no more indication that it may have more chances for taking hold here on the forum, there's no big deal in searching through the forum for any information needed or navigating it being a difficult task, rather AI will render the use of the forum search button less effective except if the AI was the one created by the forum admin himself to help make things easier, if not it's never a good idea to use or adopt any AI vy any chance to the forum.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

• Predicting market trends and identifying potential price movements based on sentiment analysis of the forum's discussions
• Detecting and filtering out spam and fraudulent activity on the forum
• Providing personalized recommendations and content to users based on their activity and interests
• Generating insights and reports for traders, investors, and other cryptocurrency enthusiasts

A'ight bro, admittedly I don't know much about AI but I strongly suspect it isn't going to do any of the above.  You're assuming that there's some kind of correlation between....some kind of forum discussion....with market movements, and there's no data on that that I've seen, ever.

And filtering out spam and shit like that?  I'm afraid AI is going to give these non-English speaking bounty spammers a serious advantage by allowing them to create posts they normally wouldn't be able to write. 

I've been meaning to post in this thread for hours and kept reloading the page as I kept getting distracted; I see you haven't received any merits for your post, and I was kind of expecting that.  And now I shall have to read the opinions from members who know way more about AI and its potential application to bitcointalk.  I'm not sure that it'll have any, though I expect it to be abused if it's able to be abused.  There's so much shadiness 'round here, and I don't think there's a good remedy for that.