Because Language - a podcast about linguistics, the science of language.

66: ChatGPT Wrote This Episode (with Daan van Esch)

Dec 13, 2022

01:26:28

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How Do You Train Machine Translation Systems?

04:49

Can AI Be Used to Train a Speech Recognition System for English?

05:43

How Far Away Are We From AIs?

04:28

Introduction

2min

The Polyglot and Language Learner Podcast

2min

You Must Be a Polyglot. Only Reasonable Explanation

2min

Do You Want to Do the AI?

3min

Can't Spell Language Correctly?

4min

Should We Use That as a News Segue?

2min

Is Google Translate Supporting 7,000 or 7,000 Languages?

2min

How Do You Train Machine Translation Systems?

5min

Transcribing Tigers and Crocodiles

3min

10.

Is That Bias?

5min

11.

Grand Bank 2.1 - What's It All About?

3min

12.

Soric Pronouns in Signed Languages

2min

13.

The Challenges of Natural Language Processing

5min

14.

What's the Linguistic Word for Plosives?

3min

15.

What's the Fun of Swearing?

2min

16.

The English Language and the Doozies

4min

17.

Chat GPT

3min

18.

How Do Red Squirrels Scuba Dive?

2min

19.

Do Red Squirrels Migrate?

2min

20.

Why Did Harold Holt Disappear?

2min

21.

Chat GPT

5min

22.

I've Done More of These in My School

3min

23.

Is There a Bigger Academic Database Out There?

2min

24.

LPs

2min

25.

Can AI Be Used to Train a Speech Recognition System for English?

6min

26.

How Far Away Are We From AIs?

4min

27.

Is There a Gap Between What People Think and What They Think?

3min

28.

Speech Docs - What Is Dan Van Isch's Twitter Address?

2min

29.

Become a Patron for Because Language

4min

ChatGPT has just landed. It can generate text that seems fluid, plausible, and (surprisingly) not total nonsense. It's got a lot of people wondering what's left for humans — and for the field of Natural Language Processing. Here to help us is computational linguist Daan van Esch.