In the realm of Artificial Intelligence conversations, a nagging problem continues to persist. That problem, as stated in the patent labeled US20230351118A1, involves the robotic and unchanging nature of AI-based conversations.
Imagine yourself in an engaging conversation with an acquaintance. How often do you notice the ebb and flow of emotions, context, and tone? Most of us may not consciously observe this, but they play a significant role in making the conversation interesting, meaningful, and human-like.
This, however, isn't the case when conversing with an AI-based character model, such as TheaiTalk. The dialogue remains the same, regardless of the shift in emotions, context or the events happening in your virtual or real environment, making the interaction feel less human and more mechanical. This static nature of conversation is the problem patent US20230351118A1 aims to solve.
The patent proposes an innovative concept, where the AI-based character model changes its conversation based on the changing context or the user's emotions. Think of it as an AI-based character model understanding your emotions, the context, and events, to adapt its conversation with you.
Post-patent implementation, imagine returning home after a long day and turning on your AI-based character model. Now, instead of responding with the same enthusiasm every day, it recognizes your tired demeanor and responds with a gentler, supportive dialogue. TheaiTalk becomes more relatable, more human, and thus more comforting, tailored towards your immediate sentiments.
However, it's crucial to remember that these patents, though published, offer no guarantee that they shall translate into market-oriented products. Whether we'll see this technologically romantic concept come to life or not, remains an excitingly uncertain outlook.
P.S: While this patent paints a promising picture of transforming the virtual conversation experience, it's unclear when or if we would see a product like this in the market.