Well you do get free 100 iolite. Thanks user
Iolite + link = dream team
Carson Cox
Kayden Foster
understandable, like i told the other guy, u can sign up on dashboard.iolite.io for their free airdrop of 100 iLT if you have any doubts, no risk there
see my above msg
Jeremiah Cruz
Do they have any competition or is this a unique project?
Do they have any examples of how creating a smart contract would actually look like in practice?
How far are they along in development? Is there a working product? Is there a roadmap?
Brayden Torres
Shiiiiity its an ico. Will have to wait till it hits an exchange.
Ryder Sanchez
>Do they have any competition or is this a unique project?
Totally unique, other ICOs like BlockCAT, Matrix, etc. are taking very misguided approaches to NLP smart contract writing. And iOlite is also much further reaching in its scope as it has a trainable engine which can translate or naturalize any formal languages into spoken langs, and vice versa. Very future proof, could appeal to a lot of academics for things as wild as converting raw genetic data into English or other code used for IoT data streams.
>Do they have any examples of how creating a smart contract would actually look like in practice?
iOlite developers will work with IDE plugins, each iolite plugin is including iolite node.
>How far are they along in development? Is there a working product? Is there a roadmap?
baseline English-> solidity translation expected by may 7th, high usability translations by sep 2th (of this year) iolite.io
Proof of concept is testable already locomotor.iolite.io/#/help , testnet is currently private but active, mainnet expected to launch 4 days after their TGE.
low effort, but u can at least get free 100 iLT registering on their website
Blake Ross
How will their token gain value according to you?
Where does it come in?
How much did you invest?
Carson Williams
Imo it will gain value because of its virtue of being a futureproof onestop shop for smart contracts, and other interoperability needs for chain-to-chain/chain-to-offchain communication (why I think its perfect match for link). Adoption will play the biggest role, but then also like I said there will be a token locking mechanism which is used for voting, effectively reducing circulation (iLT is a currency used exclusively on the platform). I invested about 1K as I'm not very wealthy atm to just dump everything into one project, but it was a great deal as I got in during the private presale in a pool when the bonus was 50%
Elijah Morris
I haven't had a full look at the project and I might when it hits exhanges for the hype potential.
But honestly, do not trust any company like MAN that claims they will have an English-to-programming_language converter. Nobody has the training data to do that (esp. not with a language like Solidity) with machine learning, and even if they did the result would most likely never compile out of the box. NLP isn't that good, we can only do basic tasks like NER with 90% accuracy and people all afound the world have been working on it for years.
The smart contract template market place is the only good idea about all this.
t. PhD in computational linguistics
Hunter Smith
Yeah don't worry I feel you, that's what makes this project stand out from 'competitors', it's not trying to use AI and machine learning shit -- because that's not safe. It is using lambda DCS and other infrastructure essentially creating 'machine *training*'. Hence the engine is *taught* vocabulary, and learns more based on correct assumptions of usage (which is informed by the user). Out of the gate, they are merely providing a service to supply documents of intention. If you are a serious business, you will want your SC written in English to be audited by a solidity dev anyway. But responsible companies already do this auditing. It simply reduces costs vastly, and thru virtue of its ABI and the fact that SCs are stored in its blockchain, there is *legal proof* in the form of meta-data of the written contract, something yu cant get on ethereum alone
Jackson Collins
OP here again from my phone, pretty sure someone of your background is familiar with this then? nlp.stanford.edu