http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/ A blog about family, technology, and libraries Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:23:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-4264 T Scott Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:52:27 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-4264 It's a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven't really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that. It’s a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven’t really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that.

]]> http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-2842 T Scott Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:52:27 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-2842 It's a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven't really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that. It’s a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven’t really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that.

]]> http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-2900 T Scott Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:52:27 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-2900 It's a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven't really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that. It’s a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven’t really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that.

]]> http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-2974 T Scott Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:52:27 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-2974 It's a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven't really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that. It’s a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven’t really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that.

]]> http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-3314 T Scott Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:52:27 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-3314 It's a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven't really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that. It’s a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven’t really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that.

]]> http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-3644 T Scott Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:52:27 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-3644 It's a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven't really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that. It’s a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven’t really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that.

]]> http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-3897 T Scott Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:52:27 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-3897 It's a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven't really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that. It’s a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven’t really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that.

]]> http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-4237 T Scott Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:52:27 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-4237 It's a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven't really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that. It’s a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven’t really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that.

]]> http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-4292 T Scott Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:52:27 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/04/10/having-computers-understand-what-humans-write/#comment-4292 It's a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven't really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that. It’s a terribly difficult problem, however. Computer scientists have been trying to figure out how to get computers to understand what humans write for half a century now, but despite some wonderful advances in AI technologies, we haven’t really gotten very far. Humans have an astonishing ability to draw meaning out of text, and we are still pretty far from building machines that can come close to that.

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