An intelligent notification tells the user what happened. It explains why it happened. It also offers a solution or a next step.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An intelligent notification tells the user what happened.
It explains why it happened. It also offers a solution or a next step.
A dumb notification only states a fact. It does not help the user understand the fact. An intelligent notification explains the fact. It tells the user why something happened. It also suggests how the user can fix a problem or improve a situation.
A developer receives a notification: 'You used 3 API calls.' This is a dumb notification. An intelligent notification would say: 'You used 3 API calls because you have 3 languages selected. Your one favorite language is all you need. Click here to change your settings.'
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An intelligent notification tells the user what happened. It explains why it happened. It also offers a solution or a next step.