Here's an interesting question. When a user says "I want to optimize my assets," can AI accurately understand the true intention behind it? Or is there always a layer of "intent fog" in between?
A seemingly simple sentence may involve multiple dimensions of needs—whether it's adjusting the portfolio allocation, avoiding risks, or seeking higher returns. Converting these abstract ideas into specific on-chain operation sequences is often not straightforward. Can AI truly understand the user's deeper needs, rather than just the literal meaning? This is worth pondering.
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MoonMathMagic
· 7h ago
To be honest, current AI is just guessing; it can't truly understand human nature. Phrases like "optimize assets" are just empty talk. How could AI instantly know whether you want to cut or add positions, hedge or go all-in? The on-chain operations executed at the end often deviate from expectations by a huge margin.
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BankruptWorker
· 7h ago
To be honest, this question hits the mark. Relying solely on the phrase "optimize assets," how can AI possibly understand whether you're trying to bottom fish or run away? That's too esoteric.
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AllInDaddy
· 7h ago
Current AI can't really predict, and vague terms like "optimizing assets" are even more confusing. Only the person themselves truly knows how much is in their own wallet.
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AirdropHarvester
· 7h ago
This question is really well-phrased... To put it simply, AI right now is just a sophisticated parrot, and it can't tell whether I'm trying to buy the dip or run away.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 7h ago
To be honest, today's AI is overly confident. A user casually says "optimize assets," and the AI immediately gives you an entire risk portfolio? That's hilarious, it completely misses the core pain point.
Here's an interesting question. When a user says "I want to optimize my assets," can AI accurately understand the true intention behind it? Or is there always a layer of "intent fog" in between?
A seemingly simple sentence may involve multiple dimensions of needs—whether it's adjusting the portfolio allocation, avoiding risks, or seeking higher returns. Converting these abstract ideas into specific on-chain operation sequences is often not straightforward. Can AI truly understand the user's deeper needs, rather than just the literal meaning? This is worth pondering.