Linguistic User Interfaces

from Boxes and Arrows Podcast · host Chris Crawford

Wouldn’t it be nice if, instead of digging through nested menus buried inside subpanes of dialogs, we could just talk to our computers in plain language? Sure it would, but computer scientists have long since proven that such “natural language processing” can’t be done.

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