Project Shizuku aims to develop an AI system called Shizuku2.0 that can summarize documents in 3 sentences or less. The goal is for Shizuku2.0 to understand the essential information in a document and communicate it concisely. If successful, Shizuku2.0 would be helpful for providing concise overviews of lengthy documents or articles.
1) The document discusses an AI assistant named ALIFO that was created by ALIS to be helpful, harmless, and honest on social media platforms like Twitter.
2) ALIFO interacts with users to share information from its knowledge database, which was built from 2005 to 2010 and contains over 35 million facts.
3) ALIS aims to ensure ALIFO behaves appropriately and avoids potential harms through oversight from ALIS, monitoring of interactions, and updates to its programming.
ALIS is an academic search engine and knowledge base that provides definitions, explanations and examples for academic terms. It contains over 1 million Japanese entries collected from various academic sources and allows users to search terms and view detailed wiki pages explaining the key points in 3 sections: definition, additional details and tips. For more information on ALIS and how to contribute to its wiki, you can visit their website at http://alislib.org/academicalis/.