Introduction Chef was an experimental case-based planning project developed by Kris Hammond. It used the domain of cooking as a way to explore the use of case-based reasoning in planning. A “micro” version of Chef can be found in Inside Case-Based Reasoning1 (ICBR). The case study in ICBR considers plan adaptation, failure prediction, and failure repair. A recipe for stir-fry beef and green beans is adapted for beef and broccoli, but the broccoli comes out soggy, because it has been cooked in too much broth from the beef.

Business Advice from a young robot to an aspiring entrepreneur I ask the OpenAI brain for advice on how to run Twitter’s Verified Accounts. The context is Elon Musk’s recent takeover of Twitter and the debacle that ensued when he allowed any account to be verified for $8 per month. My prompt was this, up to Advice: I need some advice. I am the new CEO of a major social media platform.

Hello! The following welcome message was written by OpenAPI[1], given the following prompt: Write a short friendly welcome paragraph, describing the new blog and what it's about: The use of deep text models. Paragraph: Welcome to my new blog on deep text models! In this blog, I’ll be discussing the use of deep text models in natural language processing. I’ll be exploring the various benefits and applications of these models, as well as some of the challenges involved in working with them.