8 years ago
This robot keyboard will catapult Microsoft into the artificial intelligence race
The humble keyboard hasn't changed much since it was first invented. Even the jump from physical keyboards to the digital ones you use on your smartphone still look virtually identical — save for the new emoji keys we've grown accustomed to punching into a text message or tweet. But for years now, scientists have been trying to crack the code behind natural language, a surprisingly difficult "technology" that, if only we could teach...
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