Where would be a good place to present this idea to the developers and the community?
Feature/AI :
Eventual automatic sensing (with ability to send/accept dynamic feedback adjustments through a communication loop) of parents moral sense for specific scenes in movies, with the in-software (or service) ability to automatically, seamlessly, skip non-essential scenes based on parents moral sense, and to give parents an easy, straightforward mechanism to instantly send feedback to the community-driven algorithm to adjust it's pattern recognition, and the ability of the service to identify, through fuzzy logic (deep learning), categorizations of parenting styles based on age, culture, religion, or unique parenting styles. (similarly to how music services, and youtube analytics identify tastes, trends, tase overlaps, and distastes, and etc, with designs on identifying, and helping to bring the desired experience, avoid undesired experience, and also allow for the discovery of new, un-predicted, enjoyable experience, while minimizing accidental exposure to material which would cause a mis-trust/dis-taste.)
okay so I had this idea for media servers... the idea originally came from an idea I had for smart DVD players though. The idea is this... after the media server catalogues your movies, there would be a special button on the screen for parents to skip certain parts of movies that they don't want their children to watch. This information could be aggregated back to the media server companies and it could go into data base just like the subtitles data bases, and the artwork data base, and the ratings data bases. They could keep track of, on average, which sections of movies are getting skip ed, for how long, and for what ages of children, and for what reasons. There could even be a training mode where the parent can choose from a couple of reasons why they skipped the section. They could initially set up the software so that it knows the age or ages of the children watching. There could be a mode called family watch. And before you start the movie playing you tell the media server that you're going to do a family watch. So the family watch mode would start the video playing. In the training mode you would initially be using this for questionable movies where the parent has the ability to skip seeing and tell the media server where it can resume playing again and for what reason you skipped it. This information could be statistically analysed at the media server level locally, and it could also be aggregated back to the data bases of the people who make the media server software, and the movie companies, and sections of movies could be rated by parents all over the world. The other mode could just be family watch ( without necessarily having to train while you watch) where you trust the level of settings for that movie from what other parents have marked out. There could actually be a slider that could be adjusted from extremely conservative towards a very liberal. Parents with different feelings about different scenes in different movies would be able to slide the lever to wherever they feel is comfortable. Questionable sections of movies would automatically be skipped. because different parents feel differently about what children should or shouldn't see, it could treated just like it treats music, it could see that if you skipped a particular kind of scene, in a particular kind of movie, it could be analyzed against what other parents have skipped, and it could match you up with various parenting styles. Ok ready set go. Start developing.
sorry about the redundancy
Feature/AI :
Eventual automatic sensing (with ability to send/accept dynamic feedback adjustments through a communication loop) of parents moral sense for specific scenes in movies, with the in-software (or service) ability to automatically, seamlessly, skip non-essential scenes based on parents moral sense, and to give parents an easy, straightforward mechanism to instantly send feedback to the community-driven algorithm to adjust it's pattern recognition, and the ability of the service to identify, through fuzzy logic (deep learning), categorizations of parenting styles based on age, culture, religion, or unique parenting styles. (similarly to how music services, and youtube analytics identify tastes, trends, tase overlaps, and distastes, and etc, with designs on identifying, and helping to bring the desired experience, avoid undesired experience, and also allow for the discovery of new, un-predicted, enjoyable experience, while minimizing accidental exposure to material which would cause a mis-trust/dis-taste.)
okay so I had this idea for media servers... the idea originally came from an idea I had for smart DVD players though. The idea is this... after the media server catalogues your movies, there would be a special button on the screen for parents to skip certain parts of movies that they don't want their children to watch. This information could be aggregated back to the media server companies and it could go into data base just like the subtitles data bases, and the artwork data base, and the ratings data bases. They could keep track of, on average, which sections of movies are getting skip ed, for how long, and for what ages of children, and for what reasons. There could even be a training mode where the parent can choose from a couple of reasons why they skipped the section. They could initially set up the software so that it knows the age or ages of the children watching. There could be a mode called family watch. And before you start the movie playing you tell the media server that you're going to do a family watch. So the family watch mode would start the video playing. In the training mode you would initially be using this for questionable movies where the parent has the ability to skip seeing and tell the media server where it can resume playing again and for what reason you skipped it. This information could be statistically analysed at the media server level locally, and it could also be aggregated back to the data bases of the people who make the media server software, and the movie companies, and sections of movies could be rated by parents all over the world. The other mode could just be family watch ( without necessarily having to train while you watch) where you trust the level of settings for that movie from what other parents have marked out. There could actually be a slider that could be adjusted from extremely conservative towards a very liberal. Parents with different feelings about different scenes in different movies would be able to slide the lever to wherever they feel is comfortable. Questionable sections of movies would automatically be skipped. because different parents feel differently about what children should or shouldn't see, it could treated just like it treats music, it could see that if you skipped a particular kind of scene, in a particular kind of movie, it could be analyzed against what other parents have skipped, and it could match you up with various parenting styles. Ok ready set go. Start developing.
sorry about the redundancy
