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Special Edition of The AI Eye - CTO of Gopher Protocol Talks AI and Technology Review
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[{"type":"text","content":"Special Edition of The AI Eye - CTO of Gopher Protocol Talks AI and Technology ReviewPoint Roberts, Washington and Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - May 8, 2019) - Investorideas.com (www.investorideas.com), a global investor news source covering Artificial Intelligence (AI) brings you a special edition of The AI Eye - watching stock news, deal tracker and advancements in artificial intelligence, featuring an exclusive interview with Danny Rittman, CTO of Gopher Protocol Inc. (OTCQB: GOPH).Listen to today's podcast:https://www.investorideas.com//Audio/Podcasts/2019/050719-AI-Eye-GOPH.mp3Hear the Ai Eye on Spotify Gopher Protocol Inc.'s Avant! AI has a dizzying amount of application on the horizon, according to company CTO, Dr. Danny Rittman.In a recently published Technology Review for Gopher, Rittman outlines the company's core technologies, as well as it's completed and upcoming systems. Gopher's Avant! AI system features heavily in the Review and Rittman told Investorideas.com what edge Avant! has over the competition. Rittman said that while AI is ubiquitous among big players in the industry, much of what consumers encounter is fairly basic.\"When you purchase something on Amazon, it has already incorporated AI for the past decade or so, but we don't call it advanced AI,\" he said. \"You know you buy a computer and the system learns about it and tells you [the next day] that you should buy a monitor. It's something like data recording and analysis.\"Conversely, Rittman lists Avant!'s features such as \"comprehensive knowledge algorithms, dynamic cognitive [abilities] - that will be implemented by 2020 - self learning and adaptation.\"\"And that's why we feel our Avant! is definitely competitive,\" he said. \"It's a new and fresh player in the market.\"For upcoming systems, Rittman spoke of Avant!'s mobile app, which debuted in March and the advances users can anticipate in the short term.\"We have a long term plan for Avant! for the next few years,\" he said. \"Next week we're going to introduce a new version that has a voice command. Users will be able to ask Avant! verbally.\"From there, Rittman said users will be able to train Avant! themselves. Currently the app searches the internet for information to answer queries, but Rittman said future developments will allow professionals to teach the system themselves...