IBM is not the only organization actively developing software that can extract knowledge from text.
Technology Resource News has a little write-up about researchers at MIT and Cornell who are working on a system that can analyze a document and produce a coherent and relevant summary of the information contained therein.
Yeah, I know its an old article, but I just stumbled across it.
Friday, December 31, 2004
Wednesday, December 29, 2004
IBM is scanning my brain...
It seems as though I have some competition. Unfortunately, I am heavily outgunned.
Apparently, Pantera got its technology to steal song lyrics inside people's heads from IBM.
As reported on Slashdot, IBM is developing a system called Piquant, which can perform semantic analysis, extracting 'knowledge' from simple text.
Its nice to know I'm not the only one interested in developing this sort of technology.
Apparently, Pantera got its technology to steal song lyrics inside people's heads from IBM.
As reported on Slashdot, IBM is developing a system called Piquant, which can perform semantic analysis, extracting 'knowledge' from simple text.
Its nice to know I'm not the only one interested in developing this sort of technology.
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