If AI truly wanted to excel in the world of communication, and many more areas, then engineers should’ve devoted all of their time into translating langauges. Because Learning a new language is fucking hard, it’s difficult because you have to not only understand different forms of grammar but also sentence structure, dialect, how to articulate sentences and phrases automatically from one another.
Some words andhow they are spelled could mean from a different mark and abrasion to a whole different meaning and to a whole different context.
Perfect Example; Japanese Katakana is IMMENSELY different than Kanji and Hiragana, yes they do mean similar but if you fucking translate it to english, there’s no ACTUAL ONE TO ONE EQUIVALENT.
Yoroshiku onegaishimasu CAN mean: Nice to meet you, I’m counting on you, pelase take care of me, thanks in advance or I appreciate your cooperation.
It can literally mean several tons of things. But meanwhile English; there’s nothing we can say that can equal to that besides those translations. There’s no blanket words for context situations.
Another example; German gives us Schadenfreude: pleasure at someone else’s misofrtune, but we borrow the word because translating it into English takes a whole ass sentence.
Many different words in general arabic, mandarin, navajo, finnish, turkish each language encodes how we see things completely different. But what did we do with a tool that can make our lives easier?
We obsess over AI making Art, Music, and Videos. Meanwhile, the crux of the barrier of one of the hardest things in our society and existence is literally right there. God what a waste.
Ze agrees that we’re a decade past it. Zir argument is that not too much has actually been done in that time. I personally wouldn’t say CPUs progressed much over the last decade either even though they’re a lot faster now; it’s a multitude of optimizations, subjective whether significant, and I’m on that “not that much” side.
Oh you again. Go on and copy and paste my response to some AI as seems to be your norm.
Doing a quick Google, here are some major CPU advancements in tehnlast decade:
Y’all love being empirically incorrect for some reason, but if you have any other questions you want to stage with your ego, feel free.
that is true. whether we think that means it advanced far is a subjective decision and the other guy’s subjectivity (and mine) are on the “incremental” side.
and like, it’s Objectively wrong to say I use AI to say things. You never responded to that.