Learning baby speech:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/4140624a28.html?source=RSStech_20070726
In the past, people have tried to argue it wasn't possible for any
machine to learn these things, and so it had to be hard-wired (in
humans), he said. Those arguments, in my view, were not particularly
well
Joel Pitt
Learning baby speech:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/4140624a28.html?source=RSStech_20070726
In the past, people have tried to argue it wasn't possible for any
machine to learn these things, and so it had to be hard-wired (in
humans), he said. Those arguments, in my view, were not
On 7/28/07, Mike Tintner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joel Pitt
Learning baby speech:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/4140624a28.html?source=RSStech_20070726
In the past, people have tried to argue it wasn't possible for any
machine to learn these things, and so it had to be hard-wired (in
-JK: What theories are there re when babies start learning to talk? I
wonder to
what extent it is to do with having achieved a minimal, consistent
sensory
model of the world, or with possibly having achieved a certain vocal
control.
You might want to check out The Symbolic Species by
