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I've just read Hartshorne's "Where Are The Talking Robots" in March/April ScientificAmericanMind, that discussed the difficulty of creating robots to learn ordinary ;languages. Has anyone tried to use the commercially successful software that proclaims it can teach any human to learn a language the same way babies learn? Isn't a nonverbal robot similar to a baby?
(I don't acess this blog regularly, and so would appreciate a relevant reply to me at .)
Sorry, my bad typing left our the name of the language software "Rosetta Stone", and the submission also apprentlyl left our my e address: bobmulter@earthlink.net.
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I've just read Hartshorne's "Where Are The Talking Robots" in March/April ScientificAmericanMind, that discussed the difficulty of creating robots to learn ordinary ;languages. Has anyone tried to use the commercially successful software that proclaims it can teach any human to learn a language the same way babies learn? Isn't a nonverbal robot similar to a baby?
(I don't acess this blog regularly, and so would appreciate a relevant reply to me at .)
Sorry, my bad typing left our the name of the language software "Rosetta Stone", and the submission also apprentlyl left our my e address: bobmulter@earthlink.net.
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