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King Sejong and Hangul transformed Korean society and human potential

https://www.researchgate.net/post/Seeking_Research_Collaboration_in_the_field_of_Computer_Science_and_Engineering2 Jawad Khan, Have you found someone yet? King Sejong created the Hangul alphabet, and it allowed all people to write down their sounds, and to read them aloud. It broke the monopoly of Chinese script and enabled communication, long distance commerce and a stable society.   For the Internet Foundation I am considering a
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Speech encoding creates a permanent copy for sharing, record keeping, training humans and AIs

I asked ChatGPT to review a draft proposal I am making for the Internet regarding spoken language preservation for all languages, global continuing improvement of speech to codes for all languages, introduction of a compact but flexible method for encoding sounds, prosody, and phonology (encoded speech sufficient for meaning, for exact reproduction of speakers sounds
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“LLM wrapper programs” cannot do perfect mathematics” unless they use exact compiled algorithms

If you are doing it, then calculate the cost for just over 5 Billion humans using the Internet to have access to ALL mathematics. And you should quickly find that LLM statistical indexing in grossly inefficient, at that scale, compared to storing symbolic mathematics, its operations, and very very precise answers as data. ChatGPT always
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Next generation true AI researchers may get it right – for all humans, not just a few

John Hewitt @johnhewtt  Ruth-Ann’s great work building a Jamaican Patois Natural Language Inference dataset was picked up by Vox as part of its video “Why AI doesn’t speak every language.” Happy to see Ruth-Ann’s work (and disparities in NLP across languages) get this general audience coverage. x.com/ruthstrong_/st… Ruth-Ann Armstrong  @ruthstrong_ Check out this Vox video
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