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A machine for language Surely not, say the people who associate machines with stolid reliability - language, after all, is the basis for metaphor, up there near the heights of creativity. Machines aren't creative (and if they try, we get them repaired). Surely yes, say the neurophysiologists, busy studying the language specializations of the human brain and trying to identify their ...
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