Instruction-Taking System
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An Instruction-Taking System is an interactive AI-based system designed to execute commands provided through linguistic input.
- Context:
- It can have its performance centered on reliably executing instructions, not human-like conversation.
- It can process structured linguistic instructions using natural language processing techniques.
- It can focus on precisely executing one-off commands rather than having conversations.
- It can lack capabilities for context, history, dialog state management between instructions.
- It can be related to concepts like Voice command system, Natural language interface.
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- Example(s):
- A Voice Command System, such as a smart speaker that sets calendar events based on voice commands.
- An Instruction-Taking Robot, that executes instructions like "move forward 10 feet".
- An Instruction-Based Smart Home System that turns on lights via linguistic instructions.
- Counter-Example(s):
- A Pure Conversation-Centered System like a Casual Conversation Chatbot.
- A Dialog-Centered System designed for natural conversational abilities.
- A system capable of multi-turn coherent dialog exchanges.
- See: Chatbot System, Voice command system, Natural language interface.