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Natural language to formal language is not a matter of implementation details, it’s a matter of ambiguity where the definition of a term is contextual. Formalis
by skydhash 1y ago
Natural language to formal language is not a matter of implementation details, it’s a matter of ambiguity where the definition of a term is contextual. Formalism is removing the dependency on context so that the semantic of a term or a proposition is embedded in itself.
Formalism is so essential that we we use it to create spontaneous form of programming language (that we call pseudocode) to express some idea clearly.
- mym1990 1y agoThe irony of you talking about natural language is that hardly anyone would understand what you just said. I would pin it as AI slop but I guess that wouldn't be right of me to assume.