For my last question, which I demanded a simple Yes or No, the response went from an initial “Yes” to “Sorry, that’s beyond my current scope. Let’s talk about something else.” Definitely very Chinese style.
Category: Language
With AI, common sense is uncommon (part 3 of 3
Common sense is surprisingly uncommon, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence. Machines often falter when tasked with making nuanced distinctions that humans intuitively grasp. This is precisely why websites implement measures to verify your…
AI’s Relationship with Common Sense (Part 2 of 3)
How well does AI handle everyday reasoning? Separating whites from darks before washing. Checking expiration dates while grocery shopping. If you see a “Wet Floor” sign, you walk carefully. When someone yawns repeatedly during a…
Bringing Common Sense to AI in Communication (Part 1 of 3)
AI possesses the transformative power to redefine content creation, distribution, and analysis. With innovations like chatbots improving customer interactions and predictive analytics optimizing communication, AI is proving to be a transformative force in how we…
Communication gaps in AI application
Communication gaps occur when a system fails to comprehend the intricacies of human language. This leads to misinterpretations, a limited grasp of contextual nuances, and an absence of emotional intelligence, which can make its responses…
Language agents v.s. AI agents
A language agent is designed to understand and generate human language. It’s a conversational assistant that interacts with people through words, answering questions, giving advice, or summarizing information. Language agents focus on processing language-related tasks…
Impact of AI on Translation Service (III of III)
One of the impacts of AI translation is the increased demand for translation services. As businesses expand globally and communication becomes more important, the need for accurate and efficient translations is growing. AI translation is…