Motion AI

@imaznation Good eye! That should no longer occur. Every robot has a "Training" tab / area in the backend to review session logs and easily add corrections, should any be needed. Of course, as time goes on and AI continually improves, this will be increasingly rare :)

@davidjnels @imaznation Love the product and idea! I did notice that it is hard to go backwards, like changing my address or pizza size. When do you think that will be implemented?

@vallelungabrian @imaznation GREAT observation. Let's call that "backwards context" ... we feel pretty good about how we have nailed *forward* context.. that is to say, the AI does well at running a linear conversation and tying everything together when you're moving forward on the path it wants you to. Vastly improving upon the backwards context awareness is something we expect in the near future. Just to add a little more wonky technical explanation for those curious, the tricky part with this is that often the relationship between appending additional, *new* order items versus revising existing ones is a thin, blurry line (to the AI) ... For example, in our pizza demo, if you've asked for a large but not yet defined any toppings, then you can revise to a small without any problem. But once you've defined toppings AND pizza size, it tends to feel like you're done with that particular pizza. I agree with you completely and it's something we expect great progress on soon.

@dkndlr good one, darn peppers haha. Thanks for the feedback, if you check back a little later that will probably be resolved pretty quickly! :)

@xenocide15 Thanks Tahsin! Glad you like it! A) Our goal is to make sure it’s easily usable by anyone who is somewhat tech-savvy. Ryan had mentioned a parallel to IFTT above, and I suspect we’ll have a similar demographic to them. Whether you’re an average tech consumer or an engineer, IFTT has something for everyone and we take the same approach. Because we’re based on a network of developer-extensible modules, devs and power users will be able to use Motion AI in such a way that they’re contributing to the wider mission and making our platform better for everyone (if they so desire!) B) Both! One robot might be handling customer service for a Fortune 500 company while the next may be helping automate the lights in someone’s house. C) We’re embracing those who wish to use Motion AI for their own SaaS products, and honestly we’re ecstatic to see what people come up with. Pricing will be very affordable / consumption-based, and we will be offering a generous free tier for small biz and tinkerers.

@abe_storey Thanks Abe! Really appreciate it.

@davidjnels :)

@sivola I hear you 1000% and I think you'll be pleased as we release more info :) as a developer myself I totally sympathize with what you're describing!

@davidjnels looking forward then! I'm on the waitlist. Heeeelppp ;-). Congrats again.