Let’s Publish a Knowledge Base from Ask Fedora

You are right. The problem is that almost anything can be a knowledge, and data that can be important to create a result. Kinda chicken or egg question. Because AI will transform everything, not just search. Linux has the strongest base, but somehow we forgot to use it. What I mean here is the granular modularity between apps, and build up from there. More widely, we don’t use the one program – one purpose anymore, instead we use monolithic approach to tasks that we wish to solve our problems. Back in the old days linux had a chains of commands with pipe and more – it was fast, and effective. Now, with AI we can do that again, just faster, with the right modules to get the best results. Imagine an AI as part of your system, that uses ML after your needs, and requests. The knowledge is that how you as user want to do, and what to do. That means we have to gather some telemetry to feed the ML, and the AI, then we can offer apps/solutions that only uses a single universal skeleton and bunch modules basically from any source what is modify/adds functions to it. That will give you huge scaling ability, and with grouping (aka kits), and combination with AI, that know specific ways to render on the fly an app, render a macro button to your screen, or simply answer your question – the key will be not the data, else the modular integration of the built by AI system. Data can be anything, the source can be anything both physically and logically too, but the path by Machine learning (ML), and proper extrapolation method with AI will change computing as we know in long term.