This is how artificial intelligence 'sees' your schedule

The team used a powerful deep-learning model, a Recurrent Neural Network (RNN), to trawl 500,000 words in its database, looking at their sequence in a sentence to understand what they mean, then predicting how to categorize them. This year's edition of TNW Conference in Amsterdam includes some of the biggest names in tech. The size reflects the frequency of word use – looks like guys called Andrew are Amy's biggest users – with blue representing nouns, purple for verbs, orange for proper nouns, green for adjectives, red for conjunctions and yellow for adverbs. If you look closely, you'll notice that the kinds of busy people who are beta users of Amy are also likely to talk about founders, coffee and Skype.