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>What I need is natural natural language processing to become so good that it just works. That's supernatural language processing. You're asking the system to
by dqv 10y ago
>What I need is natural natural language processing to become so good that it just works.
That's supernatural language processing. You're asking the system to recognize a thought you have in your mind that you can't effectively communicate with words.
The loud keyboard - makes sense. But the company name? My first thought was IBM or Cherry.
I think it can be improved, but I'm never going to expect voice recognition to fill in the blanks for something I can't describe with my voice.
- frankomonster 10y agoFilling in the blanks is something that humans do all the time with conversation. Just the other day I was asking my girl what was the last name of that woman named Susan from Britains Got Talent. Conversation went like this: Me: Babe, do you remember the last name of Susan from Britains Got Talent? Her: Susan... kinda... Me: I think it began with a "B" Her: Boyle! Maybe todays systems would understand me if I phrased the question in a context they understand but why bother taking the time. I can just talk to a human. It'll get interesting though as computers continue to improve.
- visarga 10y agoYou know, the first and probably most important step into realizing natural-NLP is to make a dataset of such prompts and answers. I really like the examples.
- enobrev 10y agoExcellent examples. I can't imagine an AI ever picking up on conversations between my wife and I. Me: Honey, can you grab me the thing on that thing. Her: Oh, this thing? Me: The other thing... Perfect, thanks!
- harisenbon 10y agoI was curious, so I asked Siri your question: what is the last name of Susan from Britain's got talent? She successfully answered Boyle.