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Which language is best suited for communication with computer systems and AI

• Geee 15y ago
  That's a really interesting question. I remember one time when I actually started to design a new spoken language which could be understood by machines. Didn't get too far with that though.
  • akarambir 15y ago
    How was your approach with that? Can you elaborate.
    • Geee 15y ago
      I had some clear and systematic way as I recall, but it was so long time ago that I don't really remember what the idea was.
• billswift 15y ago
  All natural languages have their share of irregularities; I don't think there would be much to choose from between them. See Steve Pinker's Words and Rules, then an introductory linguistics text on syntax to get a more systematic view. We never really notice the complexities of language until they are pointed out to us, because our minds are designed by evolution to handle (or generate, if you prefer) language. There are still many problems in formalizing even relatively straightforward syntax of everyday language.
  • akarambir 15y ago
    But still there is work going on and for most part scientists adopt English for that purpose. Though it is most widely spoken language but it is also most varied and irregular language because of its loose grammar and style.