Kees van Deemter: The importance of being vague
The computational linguist argues that the world is not made of discrete objects nor represented by binary logic – time to embrace our fuzzy reality
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The computational linguist argues that the world is not made of discrete objects nor represented by binary logic – time to embrace our fuzzy reality
The literary critic has been feeding literature to a computer program to see if machines could ever read between the lines