Singular Adaptive Multi-Role Intelligent Personal Assistant (SAM-IPA) for Human Computer Interaction
Khawir Mahmood, Tauseef Ahmad Rana, Abdur Rehman Raza · 2018
Intelligent Personal Assistance are poised to become the primary and most significant Human Computer Interface in the near future. This is attributed to advancements in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Internet of Things, Natural Language Processing and Data Sciences. A range of generic as well as specialized IPAs are being researched and developed by industry. Despite security and privacy issues, the adoption and utility of these agents is increasing. This paper proposes a singular adaptive multi-role IPA (SAM-IPA) that goes beyond scheduling and search facilities to handling multidimensional IoT as well as application data. SAM-IPA will not only act as a singular HCI responsible for delegation of multifarious tasks on behalf of the user but will also increase awareness via IoT and adapt based on ML over BigData. The proposed SAM-IPA will leverage the application interface communication mechanisms and technology potentials in the foreseeable horizon thereby drawing concrete findings while identifying research areas needing deliberation.