Below is the video I added to my AI With Omnilow post at SS5.org/2025/02/06/AI-with-omnilow as a continued example for the following segment in that post.
"Even if AI became better than humans at inferring data from natural language, Omnilow would still often be superior to natural language. Inferred data from natural language is often going to be wrong regardless of how smart the AI might be. For many complex systems, almost nothing from the understanding can be wrong or it throws everything off.
For example, "There are two companies. One company has loans which is all financially sound. For the other company, it's not financially sound." has many different possible meanings. It could mean that (the first company and its loans) was all financially sound and the other company also has loans and (the other company and its loans) is not financially sound. It could mean that the first company wasn't necessarily financially sound but its loans are financially sound and the other company (which doesn't necessarily have any loans) is not financially sound. And, many other combinations of different possible meanings."
The Finished Algorithm From That Video
It's the finished algorithm I wrote in the video above. I'd recommend watching the video first.
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{This is a continued example from SS5.org/2025/02/06/AI-with-omnilow.
This Omnilow algorithm will be a conversion from "There are two companies. One company has loans which is all financially sound. For the other company, it's not financially sound." into Omnilow.}
((there is)((Possibility #1)(or)(Possibility #2)(or)(Other Possibilities)))
{The above algorithm is a complete "There are two companies. One company has loans which is all financially sound. For the other company, it's not financially sound." into Omnilow.}
((Company A)=(((some)(specific))(Company)))
((Company B)=(((some)(specific))(Company)))
((Company B)(is)((not)(Company A)))
{That is "There are two companies." converted into Omnilow.}
(
(Possibility #1)=
((Company A)(has)(((multiple)(Loan))(which is)(Financially Sound)))
{That is "One company has loans which is all financially sound." converted into Omnilow.}
((Company B)(has)(((multiple)(Loan))(which is)((not)(Financially Sound))))
{That is "For the other company, it's not financially sound." converted into Omnilow.}
)
(
(Possibility #2)=
(((Company A)(has)((multiple)(Loan)))(which is)(Financially Sound))
{That is "One company has loans which is all financially sound." converted into Omnilow.}
((Company B)(is)((not)(Financially Sound)))
{That is "For the other company, it's not financially sound." converted into Omnilow.}
)
((Other Possibilities)(is)((not)((Possibility #1)((and)(or)(or))(Possibility #2))))
((Other Possibilities)=(((some)(specific))(((large)(Integer))(of)(Possibilities))))
{There are many different possibilities that those sentences could mean based on the ambiguity of English and natural language.}
)Also, that post at SS5.org/2025/02/06/AI-with-omnilow was majorly updated on/after 5/25/25.
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