Jawad Khan, As a simple example of what a common speech encoding can do on the Internet, consider “all the Arabic languages”. Rather than people writing from existing written languages, and some languages not easily translatable – with universal speech sounds encoding, many languages can be encoded as one. A synthetic code can be used,
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https://www.researchgate.net/post/Seeking_Research_Collaboration_in_the_field_of_Computer_Science_and_Engineering2 Jawad Khan, Have you found someone yet? King Sejong created the Hangul alphabet, and it allowed all people to write down their sounds, and to read them aloud. It broke the monopoly of Chinese script and enabled communication, long distance commerce and a stable society. For the Internet Foundation I am considering a
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I asked ChatGPT to review a draft proposal I am making for the Internet regarding spoken language preservation for all languages, global continuing improvement of speech to codes for all languages, introduction of a compact but flexible method for encoding sounds, prosody, and phonology (encoded speech sufficient for meaning, for exact reproduction of speakers sounds
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THE AUGUSTE LAURENT SOCIETY @JorgeJi83882694 The AI will put us ahead though; do the work of naming, sorting, clarifying. But Rising tide will not lift all boats. Simply dont underestimate their ability to make up work and graft and graft. People are more inflamed Replying to @JorgeJi83882694 In every case you see ( LLM wrapper
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If you are doing it, then calculate the cost for just over 5 Billion humans using the Internet to have access to ALL mathematics. And you should quickly find that LLM statistical indexing in grossly inefficient, at that scale, compared to storing symbolic mathematics, its operations, and very very precise answers as data. ChatGPT always
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At https://broadbandnow.com/All-Providers it does not sort by max speed properly. Put Mbps (Megabitspersecond)) at the top, and just numbers in the column. Then make sure it works. Mega is uppercase. The “Estimated Population Covered” is misleading since it is not customers. and you have no way to show multiple providers fighting for market share in
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Zhigang Suo @zhigangsuo Thank you @RichardKCollin2. This textbook results from class notes of a lecture course. How to integrate artificial intelligence and human intelligence is an important question. This question is not addressed in our book. Replying to @zhigangsuo and @RuiHuangUTAus Even if it took you a year or two to make an AI version,
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My first impression is that you are much too ambitious to try to cover mechanics and thermodynamics and polymers. You are not deep enough on any one of these many topics to be useful. It is interesting that you put the text on Google docs and ask for some form of collaboration, but Google is
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Amber, I mostly write to strangers the last couple of decades, for the Internet Foundation. And for DNA genealogy which I still do. So there is not as much of a personal relationship. My record now is 5.5 years to get a reply, so when I write to any person or group, for any reason,
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John Hewitt @johnhewtt Ruth-Ann’s great work building a Jamaican Patois Natural Language Inference dataset was picked up by Vox as part of its video “Why AI doesn’t speak every language.” Happy to see Ruth-Ann’s work (and disparities in NLP across languages) get this general audience coverage. x.com/ruthstrong_/st… Ruth-Ann Armstrong @ruthstrong_ Check out this Vox video
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