Language, Speech recognition, Translation, Speech synthesis, Computational linguistics, Natural language processing
Why AI Needs to Be Able to Understand All the World's Languages
RT @LisaEinstein: 1/📢 Innovation, access and safety demand that technology speak all of the world’s languages. 🗣️📳🌍New work in @sciam with my inspiring friends/collaborators Moussa Doumbouya & @chrispiech. We will present the full paper @RealAAAI conference this week 🧵
https://t.co/zhYkPI59lQ
OpenThe benefits of mobile technology are not accessible to most of the world’s 700 million illiterate people
RT @LisaEinstein: 1/📢 Innovation, access and safety demand that technology speak all of the world’s languages. 🗣️📳🌍New work in @sciam with my inspiring friends/collaborators Moussa Doumbouya & @chrispiech. We will present the full paper @RealAAAI conference this week 🧵
https://t.co/zhYkPI59lQ
OpenWhy AI Needs to Be Able to Understand All the World's Languages
The benefits of mobile technology are not accessible to most of the world’s 700 million illiterate people
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