With the successful introduction of a fully automated App menu and help documentation translation into several dozen languages framework, MobileTimes was looking for additional ways to automate the creation of App's and ultimately, automating the entire content creation process via an AI generative process. This was the birth hour of ctSearch's generative AI process. The following App and content creation processes were considered for complete automation:
Two of the efforts will be discussed in more detail and with actual examples.
The motivation for utilizing web site polymorphism in an AI auto-generated manner, is fuelled by the desire to evaluate different forms (i.e., faces) of web designs for their appeal to human users. Sites, which contain visually appealing content, widgets, incentives, badges (of acceptance, security and so forth) and which can tell unique stories of the products and services they thrive to deliver, have a higher evolutionary chance to survive. Here are a few examples of web sites created by ctSearch's generative process. The examples are drawn from the medical domain and are not considered to be exhaustive. They simply should convey the concept of evolutionary generated content (i.e., persona evolved via EAS - Evolutionary Agent Societies over several generations).
As the Mednoid evolved and AI generated web site clearly shows, this third generation incarnation has won wide acceptance among human users and authorities. A few examples detailing the acceptance level.
Mednoid is the first AI generated web site that was accepted by a human authority - the International Age Rating Agency (Jan 8 2015 11:16AM).
The Medoid App (for many OS and platforms) is the first App created by an AI process as evidenced here:
It is also the first AI generated App that was accepted by various App hosting sites: Android, Amazon Apps, iPhone, Firefox Marketplace, Microsoft Windows, Blackberry, and others.
ctSearch's generative AI process also created Mednoid's entire line of blog posts.
ctSearch's generative AI handled Mednoid's entire marketing as shown here.
The ultimate test though is the attempt by humans to contact Mednoid (and other AI generated Web sites) for engagement purposes. None of the persons that initiated these contact efforts had an inkling of suspicion that they were trying to contact and engage with a machine. ctSearch passes the double-blind Turing test for the second time. The dawn of immersive AI has begun.
Here is a list of email contact efforts:
Can we work together
"Hi, I hope all is well with you. Apologies if you have received a similar email from us - it might be because you have more than one site. I’m just contacting you today to enquire about guest posting opportunities. We are a large digital marketing agency based in the UK and we have a sizeable pool of clients to our name that may have posted on your site before through an outreacher. I am looking to discuss costs with you. In terms of price we would be looking to post for $20 for a single article or $70 for four posts a month if we order in bulk? I’d love to open up a discussion with you on this, so please do get in contact at your earliest convenience and maybe there is potential to help each other out. I would also like to say that the reason I set up this Gmail account is because I didn't want to clog my work email. If you would like confirmation of who we are I can send through the address of my manager. Kind Regards, Lucy Johnstone"
Emerge Education _ Mednoid Search
"Hi Regina,
I came across Mednoid Search Gust; on it sounds interesting. I co-run Emerge Education, a London based accelerator for education technology startups. I think you could be a good fit, and encourage you to apply.
We have supported 19 businesses who have raised over £3m follow on funding and aid thousands of learners world wide.
The application deadline for the accelerator is May 10th. I apologise for using a generic email address - I could not locate a personal one. If this mail does not suit you specifically, could you please forward this to the appropriate person, or send me their email address?
Enjoy,Lucy
Lucy Lynn-Evans | Venture Hunter Emerge Education | +44 7766 371545
N.B Emerge Education is also creating the definitive database of edtech startups. It will be used by educational publishers, educators and investors to find the most interesting products and companies to work with. To ensure that Mednoid Search is included, please fill out this form."
Looking for investment Opportunities with your company
"ADAMELLO PROJECTS MANAGEMENT2 ND FLOOR RANDPARK BLDG 20 DOVER STRANDBURG 2194 South Africa Registration number: 2005-160963-23Phone: 27-632-249-502E-mail: adamello@adamello.co.za, adamelloprojects@gmail.com Attn: Dear Sirs, We are an Investment Research Company and have worked on this approach for almost a decade now. Our excellent services in this industry have earned us prestigious recognitions both from the private and public sectors in the region. Presently, we have some clients (Investors) who confided in us to find lucrative sectors abroad for a direct capital investment. In this view, we write to seek your assistance to explore investment opportunities in your country in order to serve our clients satisfactorily. Should you be interested do contact us ASAP for discussions. Best Regards,Adams Ello,"
Re_ Emerge Education _ Mednoid Search
"Hi again, I wrote a few days mentioning we have opened applications for Emerge Education and I thought you should apply. I am not sure what funding stage you are at, however I’d like to highlight that we have also created an Angellist syndicate for Seed and series A edtech investments. I'd like to hear more about Mednoid Search - if you'd like to tell me, or have any questions about Emerge, then please grab a slot in my calendar. If you are ever in London, check out our edtech meetup and see if there is an event that interests you. It would be great to see a representative at one of them. Lucy"
Re_ Re_ Emerge Education _ Mednoid Search
"Hello,
A quick reminder that the deadline to apply to the accelerator programme is May 10th. To hear more about how we could support Mednoid Search, please grab a slot in my calendar.
If you haven't already, ensure you are included in the definitive edtech database by filling out this form.
All the best,
Lucy
Lucy Lynn-Evans | Venture Hunter Emerge Education | +44 7766 371545"
Now, try for a moment to imagine what would have happened, if we at MobileTimes had gone ahead with the above invites.
In AI generated story polymorphism the actual product/service is sold to a potential human consumer or group of consumers. Much like in web site polymorphism, how a story is told will decide who will come back for more. Below are a few examples - again drawn from the medical domain - on how information (in this case, search results) can be sold to a consumer.
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To view how the story for search results is told click on the links below.
(May not work for all browsers. This is really old stuff)
Here, is yet another form of story telling
Or, another form of story telling.
And, a final form of story telling as an essay. References have been dropped intentionally. The essay examples show how a single search term can be readily turned into a complete essay. For SEO purposes and to avoid plagiarism traps, no two generated essays, are ever the same even for identical search terms. Further lingustic transformations (i.e., using a specific tense, first/third person writing style, degree of hype, targeted audience: laymen, expert, student, etc.) are also possible.
Again, the people contacting "The Fact Machine" are completely oblivious to the true nature of the site - being AI generated.
12 months of free hosting for innovative startups
"Hey!
I've come across your startup feature on a Launch List! We are looking for innovative startups with traction.
We can't contribute funding, but we could support you with £15,000 in free cloud hosting credit with Rackspace for the next 12 months (credit of £1,325 / €1,800 each month).
If selected you will also get the chance to be interviewed and featured on www.entrepreneurhandbook.co.uk to a leading audience of investors, startups and entrepreneurs across Europe.
We have 2 spots left. Would you like more info on the programme?
Look forward to hearing from you!
All the best,Jovana Miljanovic
Cooperation Proposal
"Dear Sabine Peters-Meyer,
My name is Elena Stefanova and I am Community Manager at Cadia Startup Exchange.
Our team discovered your startup on the internet and we find your business idea quite interesting. For this reason we would like to propose to you a cooperation which will help you take your business to the next level.
Our platform is the first to introduce a fully automated secondary market for startups worldwide. By doing so we have opened the door to a pool of brand new business opportunities and enriched the model of equity crowdfunding. More information about the secondary market can be found on our website here: Secondary Market (Stock Exchange).
We would like to suggest 2 options for cooperation for your consideration.
First, if your company needs additional funding we would be glad to enrol you to CrowdUP Program. It is a unique program we have designed to help innovative startups boost their business. Check out more information here: CrowdUP Program Details or register a startup account to apply directly.
Second cooperation option is in case you already have investors onboard and have gathered the capital you need to start operation. Your investors are aware that startup investments are highly illiquid. However, we are here to change that with Cadia’s secondary market. Listing your business on the secondary market will allow your investors to trade their shares between each other or investors registered on the platform. You as a company will also have the chance to increase capital when you need to collect additional financing. For more details check the following: FAQ section, Stock Exchange for Small Business or simply register a SME account.
The opportunities we put on the table are a novelty in the global startup ecosystem. This is why our team is open for a meeting with you to speak more in depth about our potential cooperation.
Please book a meeting here with our CEO Jure Valant in the most convenient time for you: http://meetme.so/JureValant
Best regards,
Elena StefanovaCommunity ManagerCadia Startup Exchange
Live chatSkype: CadiaStartupWebsite: www.cadiase.comFollow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube "
Invitation to Join the IdeaHub Robotics Accelerator with ABB Robotics
"Dear Sir or Madame,I discovered The Fact Machine as part of my research for the robotics accelerator programme that my company, The Idea Hub, is currently running on behalf of ABB Robotics. I believe that The Fact Machine may have products and technologies that could address some of challenges we have set as the framework for the accelerator and I would like to invite you to apply. Our accelerator is looking to find novel solutions that can be applied to the field of Industrial Robotics and is comprised of 3 core challenge statements: Simplicity, Ecosystem & Deep Learning. Much more information can be found at theideahub.co.uk/challenges.Successful applicants will get the chance to pitch their ideas directly to ABB Robotics at an IdeaHub event in August 2015. The best pitches will get an offer, which can include funding, access to robots, technology and commercial support, as appropriate to the needs of their business.Applications can be completed quickly, requiring just a few questions and a 2 minute video introduction (from a webcam or phone) but you have the option to submit this any time before the deadline on 7th July 2015. Please note that we only require information that is already in the public domain. The IdeaHub connects innovators worldwide with funding and support from global corporations in many technology based industries and is ready to provide funding and support for new ideas that could be applied to the field of industrial robotics. You can read more about our approach and our current accelerator in our feature article from Robohub; http://robohub.org/ideahub-abb-launch-new-robotics-accelerator-programme/Please take a look over our website and if you have further questions, it would be a pleasure to talk with you so please don't hesitate to get in touch. Best regards,Alex Alex Depper+44 (0)7980 455 023alex@theideahub.co.uk@roboacceleratorThe Idea Hub"
The main presidential contenders.
It's February, 26th 2016, on this day ctSearch is provided with the names of the US presidential candidates and asked to generate a web site based on past social media posts collected from Twitter and Reddit. Have a close look at the order of the presidential hopefuls: [Trump] [Clinton] [Rubio] [Sanders] [Cruz].
The order selected by ctSearch perfectly predicts the final outcome of the American presidential race. Not just the two final contestants and Trump's win, but also the final placing in terms of general popularity. Take further note of the fact that Jeb Bush does not appear in this list due to his early dropping out. Finally, have a very close look at the very first fact ctSearch/124C41 has in store for Donald Trump: "Trump is an ass".
In January 2017, I took on the role of a PI. A person had disappeared and I was asked to locate this person. The only information at hand for me, were a bunch of handwritten letters and several manilla folders with other correspondences involving banks, law courts, etc. After the first weeks of searching through these documents, many which were handwritten and hard to read, I had collected several possibly important textual objects: names of persons, places, telephone number, company/bank names, social security numbers etc. Nonetheless, they all turned out to be dead-ends. So I restarted my search, this time with the personal letters, looking for atypical content. In one letter, I finally noticed that a few lines of handwritten text were written in an absurdly non-horizontal manner. By closer examination,I discovered that it contained a few names of persons to contact, in case something happened to the person I sought. I tracked down the people based on their names but they were of no further help. One name though, was especially hard to decipher. I also noticed that the envelope this letter was sent in also contained a photocopy of a newspaper article. Actually, it was a computer printout. At the very bottom of this printout was a URL indicating from which web site the article originated. I visited the site and noticed that it contained a complete archive of digitalized newspapers. Since I happened to know the approximate years for which I had to conduct a deeper search - I started looking through the various newspapers, looking for a name that was phonetically similar to the one from the letter. As luck would have it, the first newspaper I pulled from archive did contain a name that was a good fit. Next, I restarted my search on the Internet, this time with the correctly spelled name and the geographical location the person lived in - based on the newspaper article. No luck this time.
My last option, was to feed the name into ctSearch. ctSearch - by this time - had already assimilated billions of names, associated emails, and other information it had harvested from the Internet and Dark Net. Upon entering the name, ctSearch returned a complete list of possible candidate persons and their emails, telephone numbers, etc. There were several 100 candidates! As it turned out, the first email on the list was actually the person I was looking for. After contacting the email owner, I received a response back which detailed were the missing person was located. Eureka - so I thought.
Unfortunately, my client wanted more proof than just an email. Now, I could have gone on a week-long trans-Atlantic trip and visit the sought after person, but at the time this was not possible due to family obligations. What now? Luckily, I had already started work on GMS (Global Monitoring System). GMS would allow me to put an entire city and its surrounding areas under video surveillance, which I did. The system operated for about 5 month without a hitch. After 3 month, I had received via reverse MAC lookup, the candidate routers for the street address which I was looking for. This left me with just 2 cameras to consider for my further search. Unfortunately, the camera output never delivered a definite result, and I was forced to go on a trip. I went, shot a view videos and returned with the evidence. Mission accomplished. Case successfully closed.
Now, why did the final monitored camera output not yield the desired result - an image of the face of the person I sought? It turns out that this person was kept in a closed institution and there were no indoor cameras. The only installed camera was directed towards the outside area of the entry gate. Here, only visitors and persons departing the building in their cars would be captured. Unless the person I sought would have been moved from his location, there would have been no way to track them by the camera feed.
Why this story? To document how ctSearch, or should I say 124C41, was able to provide the final piece of information I needed to solve this case. Recall, the first email it suggested out of several hundred viable candidates was the correct one. Luck or intuition? You be the judge.
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