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Lexalytics Celebrates Its Anniversary: 20 Years of NLP Innovation

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We’ve pioneered a number of industry firsts, including the first commercial sentiment analysis engine, the first Twitter/microblog-specific text analytics in 2010, the first semantic understanding based on Wikipedia in 2011, and the first unsupervised machine learning model for syntax analysis in 2014.

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From checkers to chess: A brief history of IBM AI

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An early hint of today’s natural language processing (NLP), Shoebox could calculate a series of numbers and mathematical commands spoken to it, creating a framework used by the smart speakers and automated customer service agents popular today. In a televised Jeopardy!

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Revolutionizing Your Device Experience: How Apple’s AI is Redefining Technology

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Over the past decade, advancements in machine learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and neural networks have transformed the field. Apple introduced Siri in 2011, marking the beginning of AI integration into everyday devices.

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The History of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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” During this time, researchers made remarkable strides in natural language processing, robotics, and expert systems. Notable achievements included the development of ELIZA, an early natural language processing program created by Joseph Weizenbaum, which simulated human conversation.

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Ryan Kolln, CEO at Appen – Interview Series

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On completion of an MBA from New York University, Ryan joined The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in 2011 as a strategy consultant. His professional career began as an engineer, with a focus on mobile network data engineering in Australia, Asia and North America.

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Understanding the different types and kinds of Artificial Intelligence

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In other words, traditional machine learning models need human intervention to process new information and perform any new task that falls outside their initial training. For example, Apple made Siri a feature of its iOS in 2011. This early version of Siri was trained to understand a set of highly specific statements and requests.

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Amr Nour-Eldin, Vice President of Technology at LXT – Interview Series

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However, the more innovative paper in my view, is a paper with the second-most citations, a 2011 paper titled “ Memory-Based Approximation of the Gaussian Mixture Model Framework for Bandwidth Extension of Narrowband Speech “ In that work, I proposed a new statistical modeling technique that incorporates temporal information in speech.