When a user makes a deliberate choice to keep content as it is, this signal must be sent to the server. The server collects these signals to learn patterns over time. This learning improves the system for all users.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
When a user makes a deliberate choice to keep content as it is, this signal must be sent to the server.
The server collects these signals to learn patterns over time. This learning improves the system for all users.
A user's choice to keep text as typed is a valuable signal. This signal shows the user's intent. The client saves this choice locally for immediate use. The server also receives this signal. The server collects these signals from many users and devices. This helps the AI model learn new words and user preferences.
A user types a unique word like 'jugaad'. The spell checker flags it. The user clicks 'Keep as typed'. The client saves 'jugaad' so it is not flagged again on that device. The server also records 'jugaad' and the time. If many users keep 'jugaad', the AI model will learn it is a valid word.
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When a user makes a deliberate choice to keep content as it is, this signal must be sent to the server. The server collects these signals to learn patterns over time. This learning improves the system for all users.