ProviewR and Google

Hi all,

I wanted to match the runtime of the two stages of two two-stage fans and asked Google for an algorithm. The algorithm (which isn't very difficult but is time-consuming) was fine and generated in just a few seconds. I was asked if I wanted it directly as a program for PLC/Arduino or Python.
I decided on C++, which wasn't even an option. Once I had that program ready to go (few seconds), I asked (more for fun) if it (Google AI) could integrate it directly into a ProviewR DataArithm block. To my great surprise, the Google AI was able to do that (!) and even asked about topics like remanence (a minor weakness in the implementation) and fail-safe switching — and implemented those as well in the DataArithm-Block.
On top of that, I also received some really useful suggestions for the input and output blocks surrounding the DataArithm block.
The good news is: Google AI (and perhaps others as well) can directly help save a lot of time on ProviewR projects.
I'm not a big fan of AI, but I'm all the more impressed. Give it a try...

/Martin

Thanks for describing your positive AI experiences with ProviewR. We too have played around with Grok and Gemini to answer ProviewR how-to questions, analyzing source code, and developing C programs for custom objects. We have also considered adding an AI agent to the Workstation. AI is not perfect, but is improving every day. It is very interesting times.