language technology

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Voice without a voice

I'm speechless: Audeo will understand what someone WANTS to say, before they actually say it. Will this make speech recognition technology look old fashioned? The applications for this technology are too many to even brainstorm about. One disadvantage may be, though, the sight of people talking silently to themselves in the street.


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Yahoo Embraces The Semantic Web

According to Techcrunch, Yahoo will start interpreting semantic information added to websites very soon. Yahoo being one of the big search engines, this will ensure that all those responsible for any web site that wants to be included in a meaningful way, will start adding semantic meta tags. Yahoo will be able to use these tags to understand the structure of the web site and will be able to present it in a way that makes more sense to us humans than the gobbledygook we sometimes are confronted with by search engines.

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SemantiNet Raises $1.7 Million

SemantiNet Raises $1.7 Million (TechCrunch)

Language technology and related startups are hot now. Semantinet is just one of the parties, have a look at Q-Go, Artificial Solutions and of course Powerset for more action in this arena.
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