> Typewriter monkeys as a service almost. // Still useful for the odd task here and there 1) Paramount task: searching in naturally structured language, as opp

> Typewriter monkeys as a service almost. // Still useful for the odd task here and there 1) Paramount task: searching in naturally structured language, as opposed to keywords. Odd tasks: oh yes, several tasks of fuzzy sophisticated text processing previously unsolved. 2) They translate NN encodings in natural language! The issue remains about the quality of /what/ they translate in natural language, but one important chunk of the problem* is in a way solved... Now, I've been probably one of the most vocal here, shouting "That's the opposite of intelligence!" - even in the past 24 hours -, but be objective: there are also progresses ... (* Around five years ago we were still stuck with Hinton's problem of interpreting pronouns as pointers in "the item won't fit in the case: it's too big" vs "the item won't fit in the case: it's too small" - look at it now...)