Ilang pag-aaral gamit ang A.I., alamin! | I-Witness
A.I. na naghahanap ng solusyon sa traffic, A.I. na fact-checker at A.I. grammar checking bot sa wikang Filipino— ilan lang ‘yan sa mga pag-aaral na ginagawa ng ilang estudyante na ginagamit ang A.I. Dahil sa galing at bilis ng pag-unlad ng A.I., kaya raw nitong baguhin ang mundo sa mga susunod pang dekada.
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Panoorin ang #AIWow, dokumentaryo ni Atom Araullo, sa #IWitness
Full episode: https://youtu.be/l5CWss93a2k
‘I-Witness’ is GMA Network's longest-running and most awarded documentary program. It is hosted by the country’s top documentarists --- Howie Severino, Kara David, Sandra Aguinaldo, and Atom Araullo. ‘I-Witness’ airs every Saturday, 10:15 PM on GMA Network.
Transcript
00:00 In the Philippines, interest in this field is growing, especially among young people.
00:06 Dr. Ong said that the enrollment of the Computer Science Department of De La Salle University in Manila almost doubled thanks to AI.
00:21 Some students shared their research with me, which seems to be in line with the particular needs of Filipinos.
00:30 First on the list, is Dr. Ong's protege, Jackie.
00:36 They created V-Hope, a companion and counseling chatbot for mental health of young people.
00:44 We have formulated V-Hope to be able to provide a chatbot for users that they can share their stories, that can recognize their emotions.
00:56 Let's try it, Jackie.
00:57 Okay.
00:58 So she shared that she's sad.
01:00 She said she doesn't have friends. So what do you say to her?
01:03 We can be friends. Oh my gosh.
01:09 Oh, in fairness. Do you have any plans? You can date.
01:14 I am already done. So, thank you for today, V-Hope. I have to go. Bye.
01:28 So it was nice talking with you. Remember, I'm always ready to listen.
01:32 Good thing V-Hope is not clingy.
01:36 Wait, I want to talk some more. That's the advantage of AI.
01:41 Dr. Ethel wanted V-Hope to use a guidance counselor to help guide the children.
01:48 When the student detects that the student is feeling bad, he needs help.
01:56 He needs to generate a response to motivate the student that it's time to seek help.
02:02 With a human being.
02:04 Yes, with a human being.
02:05 Okay.
02:06 Aaron and Eric's group was able to protect senior citizens from fake news
02:12 by recommending a reading list to trust news sources.
02:18 So where does AI come in?
02:21 Basically, it just looks at those past clicked articles and checks their relations.
02:25 For example, this person has been reading a lot of sports articles.
02:29 Then maybe the AI should give it more sports articles and so on and so forth.
02:34 We also added text adjustment for the articles.
02:39 So when they read, they can adjust the body text of the article according to their preferences.
02:45 Okay, the biggest one.
02:49 The one that's the most compassionate to me.
02:52 Yeah.
02:57 Okay.
03:02 Joshuae made a grammar checking bot in Filipino.
03:07 It's called Valarila.
03:10 Let's try to run the program.
03:14 He ate Adobo yesterday.
03:18 The word "eaten" is wrong.
03:21 So you should correct that.
03:22 He ate Adobo yesterday.
03:25 So now, let's say it's not yesterday, it's tomorrow.
03:31 He will eat Adobo tomorrow.
03:33 So that's it.
03:35 Very useful for Adobo eaters.
03:37 Doc, are you proud of your student?
03:41 Oh, I'm sorry.
03:42 Because it's not easy.
03:43 Because number one, it's very difficult to teach Filipino to the computer.
03:49 Because the language is very dynamic.
03:52 The way we form sentences is also different.
03:55 Our vocabulary is also different.
03:58 Even the problem with traffic, some professors and students are looking for a solution.
04:05 I'm going to show you a video that was recorded from 2018 in EDSA.
04:10 This is a camera of MMDA.
04:14 At first, the cars are detected.
04:16 As you can see, although it's a bit blurry, it's showing car, bus, truck.
04:21 That's our classification here.
04:24 What are the benefits of this kind of system?
04:27 Actually, we made this because we know that there are a lot of CCTV cameras that don't utilize those videos.
04:35 For example, for enhancing security, for monitoring incidents.
04:39 So if there's a computer that's pointed at it 24/7, those incidents are high, it can detect it immediately, and the respondents can respond easily.
04:51 So the viewer doesn't have to watch the footage.
04:55 Correct.
04:56 Because the computer doesn't get tired.
04:58 It doesn't get tired.
04:59 Because of the great and fast development of AI, it will change the world in the coming years and decades.
05:07 Is it revolutionary?
05:09 If you believe in what AI really can do, yes.
05:14 The smartness of the computer is getting faster because machines are becoming more powerful, and research is open.
05:25 So imagine you have people all over the world helping make it smarter by feeding more data, by improving its algorithms.
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