Abstract: Method(s), apparatus and system(s) are provided for entity type identification and/or disambiguation of entities within a corpus of text the method including: receiving one or more entity results, each entity result comprising data representative of an identified entity and a location of the identified entity within the corpus of text; identifying an entity type for each entity of the received entity results by inputting text associated with the location of said each entity in the corpus of text to a trained entity type (ET) model configured for predicting or extracting an entity type of said each entity from the corpus of text; and outputting data representative of the identified entity type of each entity in the received entity results.

Abstract: Systems, methods and apparatus are provided for identifying entities in a corpus of text. The system comprising: a first named entity recognition (NER) system comprising one or more entity dictionaries, the first NER system configured to identify entities and/or entity types within a corpus of text based on the one or more entity dictionaries, a second NER system comprising an NER model configured for predicting entities and/or entity types within the corpus of text; and a comparison module configured for identifying entities based on comparing the entity results output from the first and second NER systems, where the identified entities are different to the entities identified by the first NER system. The system may further include an updating module configured to update the one or more entity dictionaries based on the identified entities. The system may further include a dictionary building module configured to build a set of entity dictionaries based on at least the identified entities.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention are directed to a computer-implemented machine-learning method and system for automatically creating and updating tasks by reading signals from external data sources and understanding what users are doing. Embodiments of the present invention are directed to a computer-implemented machine-learning method and system for automatically completing tasks by reading signals from external sources and understanding when an existing task has been executed. Tasks created are representable and explainable in a human readable format that can be shown to users and used to automatically fill productivity applications including but not limited to task managers, to-do lists, project management, time trackers, and daily planners. Tasks created are representable in a way that can be interpreted by a machine such as a computer system or an artificial intelligence so that external systems can be delegated or connected to the system.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention are directed to computer-implemented methods and systems for representing human or machine-controllable sources, including, but not limited to, cloud services and smart devices, with a Semantic Interface Definition Language (SIDL) so that such resources can be listened to and eventually remote-controlled by discovering and performing Situationally Suitable Actions (SSA). Embodiments of the present invention are further directed to a novel user experience that allows sources to augment each other, removing the need to switch back and forth from different user interfaces (UIs) and overall facilitating or automating the execution of chains of commands.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention are directed to computer-implemented methods and systems for automatically generating a description of a task or expectation. The method comprises receiving, in the form of an electronic communication, a natural language sentence that expresses a call or commitment to action; generating, using a machine learning model, a description of a task or expectation for a user based on the natural language sentence; and storing the description of the task or expectation in a non-transitory computer-readable memory.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention are directed to computer-implemented methods and systems for representing human or machine-controllable sources, including, but not limited to, cloud services and smart devices, with a Semantic Interface Definition Language (SIDL) so that such resources can be listened to and eventually remote-controlled by discovering and performing Situationally Suitable Actions (SSA). Embodiments of the present invention are further directed to a novel user experience that allows sources to augment each other, removing the need to switch back and forth from different user interfaces (UIs) and overall facilitating or automating the execution of chains of commands.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention are directed to a computer-implemented machine-learning method and system for automatically creating and updating tasks by reading signals from external data sources and understanding what users are doing. Embodiments of the present invention are directed to a computer-implemented machine-learning method and system for automatically completing tasks by reading signals from external sources and understanding when an existing task has been executed. Tasks created are representable and explainable in a human readable format that can be shown to users and used to automatically fill productivity applications including but not limited to task managers, to-do lists, project management, time trackers, and daily planners. Tasks created are representable in a way that can be interpreted by a machine such as a computer system or an artificial intelligence so that external systems can be delegated or connected to the system.