The Sentences Computers Can't Understand, But Humans Can
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Tom Scott explains the Winograd schema, a test for natural language processing that evaluates whether a machine can determine pronoun referents based on context and commonsense reasoning, and discusses why AI still struggles with it.
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Answers: What is the Winograd schema and why is it difficult for AI and natural language processing?
- Winograd schema
- Natural language processing
- Referents and pronouns
- Commonsense reasoning in AI
- Machine learning text generation
What it concludes
- Resolving ambiguous pronouns in sentences requires real-world experience and commonsense reasoning about objects and their physical properties.
- Current natural language processing systems and AI models struggle with context because they rely on word collections rather than broad knowledge and understanding.
- Artificial language processing remains roughly ten years away from achieving human-like comprehension.
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