Natural Language Processing: Crash Course Computer Science #36

I remember watching this 5 years ago and slowly realising how important it would be for LLM AI and how the use of language is just another level of abstraction for the reality we live in.

Came in to watch the video... Staying to watch the series 🎉

I <3 AI

Now the ChatGPT is dominating this field.

Talk nerdy to me

It would be great to have a similar series on implications of technical progress with philosophers and social studies experts commenting on the relationship between the tech and our society.

I'm not using this Alexa sheise ever. Amazon spies on us

She WOZ happy

I am a linguist but I know nothing about computer science and NLP but I am interested to get a job in this field. Do you have any recommendations on how can I start my learning? What should I study to become more attractive towards employers?

Dear Siri, you are not alone. I am not sure I got that too :)

Your classes are amazing...

Why are you talking so fast to the point it's hard to understand, people view tutorials because they have little to no knowledge of the given topic, yet you talk like your audiences are expert of the topic :(

Why is she talking so fast. I had to check my setting and confirm I don't have speed at 1.5

'Blabbing on about'. lol I like kerryan choice pf words. :)

Many complain about your speech being to fast, but I have to kindly disagree.
It was all perfect, fast enough and smoothly cut.

Do you breath sometimes ?
Even Siri can't follow you ;-)

I am PG Students from India Linguistics ,but I studied General Linguistics in master degree, can anybody guide me self learning Computational Linguistics course available???? Pls.

It's just crazy how much of the development of computers was helped by government. Kinda destroys the whole right wing argument about how it's only capitalism that makes a change in technology. And also, these videos are co-produced PBS, funded by the American government. If you learnt something, thank the US, I guess.

Excellent video!

Great vid, slow down a tiny bit tho :)

Great introduction to a very complex area!

I wonder if there are some academic papers that introducing these concepts? I hope wish I can find good citation for my dissertation, thank you!

Who did she see?


She saw me...


Who saw you?


She saw me...


Did she see you or hear you?


She saw me!

thanks for this information I will take a 10 in my class of english

She saw me

I love how you gave an example with Siri! Thank you for all your work! You are amazing.

I'm amazed by the Mac in the background.

If you still have a Windows XP computer, or if you have access to Microsoft Sam (the voice of Narrator in Windows XP), replace the sample text with "soy" or "soi", and you'll hear a strange sound.

carrie anne looks like fish

Damn, Computer Science is so exciting.

New we have bot spams...

even she is like a bot.... 200 + words per minute ..... better she can start rapping...

I mean all I got was the surveillance. Then again, as a tool this is so cool.

Damn, she speaks faaaaaast !!

Too fast rate of speech makes the information lost.

Plz speak slowly all crash course watchers are non native speakers.

What bothers me about those "speech recognizers" is. Most of the time we humans don't say things like "I <pause> am <pause> going <pause> to <pause> ...". But talk more like this "Am goingto" (yes, I exaggerated a bit). So, we combine two words, because you talk faster. Or we even skip words. But the computer is programmed to recognize each word individually. Which isn't the way humans naturally speak.

Hey, that's a copy of Mitnick's "Ghost in the Wires" in the background!

Your voice is so sweet... I can recognize the sweetness of your voice... ❤️❤️💋💋

The best part of this video is when she spoke in Shakespearean to Siri. Who here can also fluently speak this language? I know I can.

what software do you use for editing?

Brilliant

Is a chatbot considered A.I.? I always thought it was.

This makes me want a crash course linguistics so bad.

I like the robotic voices though ;/

Fascinating, thank you.