Computing Evolution
Chan Chung Hang Christopher
christopher.chan at bradbury.edu.hk
Sun Dec 28 13:07:29 GMT 2008
> Artificial Intelligence seems to have died on the pad; speech
> recognition too. For the last 20 years or so, it's all been around the
> desktop metaphor. How long until we start on something more? Where does
> Linux fit into this evolution?
>
We cannot even fully understand how the brain works let alone how the
mind exists and you want to talk about artificial INTELLIGENCE?
Speech recognition has reached a fair level if you ask me but I suppose
you are talking about INTELLIGENT processing of speech by
computers...well, that is not going to happen. The most one can expect
is speech triggers.
Why would a kernel have anything to do with this stuff? It is more how
will GNOME/KDE/GNU/more complete environment make use of such new
technology.
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