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Re: Sunday, February 23, 2003
Answers.google.com invites humans to propose questions which a researcher, probably human, contracts to answer and delivers, or does not... any way, the detail is beyond me, but it was two human participants and the machine, and they brought different skills and abilities to the game. Somebody had the question, and somebody both enjoyed, from the comments I read, finding the answer and was financially rewarded. I always expected Google to harvest the answers, keyed against the questions, for general web inquiries. I'm probably not explaining myself well, but I simply think Google has broader interests than Blogger, it's going to be about metadata or blogdex like selection... using the inside knowlege of bloggers and the creators of blogger dot com who probably know them best. There are responses to this message:
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