Imagine you're talking to a robot, and it listens. It hears words like hello, how are you?, or even what's for dinner? But how does the robot know what you mean? Well, it uses something called computer understanding, it breaks your speech into smaller parts and guesses what they mean based on patterns it has learned from lots of other conversations. It’s like a kid who learns to speak by hearing many different sentences and figuring out the rules.
Examples
- A phone translating a foreign language in real time.
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See also
- How Can a Computer Understand You?
- How Can Computers Understand You?
- How Do Computers Understand You?
- Why Can Computers Understand Text?
- How Can Computers Know What You're Thinking?