Researchers Are Closing in on Language Comprehension by Computers - WhoWhatWhy Researchers Are Closing in on Language Comprehension by Computers - WhoWhatWhy

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Image and facial recognition have become a reality due to the ability of systems to analyse vast numbers of images tagged with descriptions. Language interpretation is a much more difficult area. Researchers are now using neural networks to process huge libraries of online text like Wikipedia to “teach” systems the meanings of written language. Photo credit: geralt / Pixabay (CC0 1.0)

Researchers Are Closing in on Language Comprehension by Computers

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