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New York Post
N'ime naanị afọ 32, ụmụ mmadụ agaghị agwa ibe ha okwu kama ha ga-ekwurịta okwu site na nsụhọ zuru ụwa ọnụ kama - na-eji naanị ụbụrụ anyị - ...
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Egwú Singularity
Ụwa na-enwe ọnọdụ nke njikọta na-enwetụbeghị ụdị ekele maka teknụzụ. Mana asụsụ ka bụ ihe mgbochi. N'agbanyeghị na ngwaọrụ teknụzụ nwere ike jikọọ ngwa ngwa na ngwa ngwa, ụmụ mmadụ si n'akụkụ dị iche iche nke ụwa enweghị ike. Akụrụngwa ntụgharị asụsụ nwere ike ịbụ ihe ngwọta, mana o zubeghị oke - nke a bụ ihe kpatara ya.
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CNET
Ndị ET nwere ike ịkọrọ anyị ụdị 'ụdaasụsụ ụwa', ka ndị ọkachamara n'asụsụ dị ka Noam Chomsky kwuru.
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Engadget
Brooklyn, New York -- Scooby, my friend Gram's dog, isn't exactly inscrutable. As a rambunctious five-year-old pit bull, he usually makes whatever he wants you to know fairly apparent. When Scooby first sees you, he tells you he's happy by wagging his tail and, when he's feeling particularly naughty, jumping up to lick your face. When he wants to play tug-of-war, he grabs a toy and presents it, hi
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Ndị na-emepụta XDA
Taa, Google gosipụtara ka Google Translate si enweta uru site na iji teknụzụ mmụta igwe maka ntụgharị asụsụ ndị na-anọghị n'ịntanetị.
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TechCrunch
Amazon has been granted a patent for an audio system that detects the accent of a speaker and changes it to the accent of the listener, perhaps helping eliminate communication barriers in many situations and industries. The patent doesn't mean the company has made it, but there's also no technical reason why it can't do so.
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Reddit
133 votes, 247 comments. We can all agree that languages around the world change with time. Languages gain dominance or get reduced to being …
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The New York Times
Consider the muumuu.
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verge
Google Assistant will soon be able to act as your real-life translator in 27 different languages. Google announced today that the voice assistant is getting a new "interpreter mode" that can translate in real time so you can hold conversations with someone who doesn’t share the same tongue. It works, but it’s not magic.
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GOVERNING
From preventing terrorism to spotting restaurant heath violations, a form of artificial intelligence called natural language processing can help connect the dots.
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MIT Technology Review
Gee ntị n'ihe nkiri Spanish a. Nke a bụ ka ntụgharị asụsụ Bekee ya nwere ike isi daa mgbe etinyere ya na sistemụ ntụgharị asụsụ akpaghị aka nke ọdịnala. Ugbu a otu a ka ọ na-ada mgbe etinyere na sistemụ ntụgharị asụsụ akpaghị aka nke Google. Nsonaazụ ezughị oke, mana ị nwere ike ịnụ ka onye ntụgharị Google siri nwee ike idowe olu…
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SIU Carbondale
Interstellar travel may be a thing of the future, but how will people communicate if it actually happens? Southern Illinois University linguistics professor Jeffrey Punske is on the topic, presenting his unique perspective at the European Space Agency’s upcoming Interstellar Travel workshop.
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The Independent
People will communicate 'not only without speaking but without words - through access to each other's thoughts at a conceptual level'
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The Economist
New research suggests that different tongues, regardless of speed, transmit information at roughly the same rate
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ọkara
Synced invited Graham Neubig, an Assistant Professor from Carnegie Mellon University to share his thoughts on the universal neural machine translation (NMT) system.
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Social Media Taa
Social Media Taa
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n'akpa uwe
Arch, misspelled, often punctuation-free: writing online has become a distinct genre. But behind the studied carelessness is real linguistic innovation.
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Bloomberg
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N'akụkọ ihe mere eme
Ruo ọtụtụ iri afọ, a machiri ndị Hakka nta na Taiwan ịkụzi asụsụ ha. Ugbu a njikọ na-atụghị anya ya nke ndị gụrụ akwụkwọ na-eme agadi na redio narị afọ iri na-eme ihe niile ha nwere ike ime iji mee ka ọ dị ndụ.
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IAI
Is language limited? We might answer the question with reference to a tragi-comic empirical precept: everything is limited, in the end, in one sense or another. We are mortal; we exist in an unknowable and strange universe, of which we understand very little. Each one of us is limited, by finitude, by vantage point; our species is limited, and, we might reasonably assume, will one day become exti
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Banda Panda
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Ubergizmo
[CES 2016] The entire world is a global village now in the knowledge economy, and you can be sure that while command of the English language as a...
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Aeon
For decades, the idea of a language instinct has dominated linguistics. It is simple, powerful and completely wrong
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Bold
Wearable Translators are the New-Hottest Item for the Monolingual Traveler
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Mama Jones
Alex Tabarrok draws my attention to an article in the New York Times Magazine this weekend. It’s about machine learning in general, but it starts out with this: Late one Friday night in early November, Jun Rekimoto, a distinguished professor of human-computer interaction at the University of Tokyo, was online preparing for a lecture when […]
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The Wall Street Journal
Within 10 years, earpieces will whisper nearly simultaneous translations—and help knit the world closer together.
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Egwú Singularity
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Inverse
Asụsụ na-ekewa anyị, ma ọ dịghị mkpa.
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Independent
Nzikọrịta ozi ha malitere dịka ndị nyocha na-agbagha igwe na ọrụ siri ike
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Akwụsị Ọkụ
Google CEO Sundar Pichai today announced that the company’s speech recognition technology has now achieved a 4.9 percent word error rate. Put another way, Google transcribes every 20th word incorrectly. That’s a big improvement from the 23 percent the company saw in 2013 and the 8 percent it shared…
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verge
There is a renaissance happening in the world of artificial intelligence. Using deep learning, researchers are producing systems that can recognize objects, understand spoken language, and even...
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Quartz
Asụsụ abụghị ụzọ na-enweghị ntụpọ maka ikwupụta echiche na mmetụta.
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Wired
Lingmo's AI-powered Translate One2One earpiece can translate between English, French, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German and Chinese
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The Atlantic
When Facebook designed chatbots to negotiate with one another, the bots made up their own way of communicating.
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n'akpa uwe
Ahụigodo QWERTY bụbu anyaụfụ nke ụwa, mana ọ bụghịzị.
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The Economist
Translating technological terms throws up some peculiar challenges
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Stratfor
Don't count on natural language technology to rise to the task of reliable intelligence or other complex tasks.
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IFLS sayensị
Ọ́ bụghị ihe magburu onwe ya ịga mba ọzọ n’echeghị echiche banyere ihe ọjọọ dị n’iji asụsụ ọzọ na-ekwurịta okwu? Na nso nso a Wa
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Quantified Communications
It's only a matter of time until artificial intelligence is a decision maker in every workplace.
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Ugbua Ụwa a
China & Hong Kong: http://testu.be/1rMbVRb China & Tibet: http://testu.be/1IwXk3N » Debanye aha na Ugbu a World: http://go.nowth.is/World_Subscribe kemgbe 1949...
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verge
The Google Pixel event has wrapped and we got a good look at a bunch of new hardware lineup this year: the second generation of Pixel smartphones, new Google...
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Tom Scott
The International Phonetic Alphabet: otu ụda maka akara ọ bụla, na otu akara maka ụda ọ bụla. Ewezuga ụda anyị enweghị ike ime. Wetuo nkọwa...
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Ụlọ ọrụ Telus International
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Slator
Interview with XTM International’s Rafał Jaworski on how interlanguage vector space impacts cost, delivery time, accuracy for linguists, LSPs
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The Economist
Ebumnuche ziri ezi na nke na-ezighi ezi na mgba asụsụ | Omenala
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Wired
Nnyocha na-enyocha ụkpụrụ na nkọwa ịntanetị chọpụtara na ndị na-emesapụ aka na ndị nchekwa na-eji okwu dị iche iche egosipụta echiche ndị yiri ya.
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Wired
The theory underlying network science predates the internet. But in 2020, it became essential to understanding our interconnected world.
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Nebal
A trio of researchers from the Google Brain team recently unveiled the next big thing in AI language models: a massive one trillion-parameter transformer system.
The next biggest model out there, as far as we’re aware, is OpenAI’s GPT-3, wh
The next biggest model out there, as far as we’re aware, is OpenAI’s GPT-3, wh
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Akwụsị Ọkụ
Ụdị asụsụ AI agafeela ọrụ mmadụ na akara ama ama ama. Ma gịnị ka nke ahụ pụtara n'ezie?
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CBS News
The study found that around half of the world's 7,000 documented languages are endangered.
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The Economist
Whether and how to resist them is a tough question | Culture
