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A nice introduction to the work done in this project:

    • "When will my computer understand me?" (Texas Advanced Computing Center article)

  • And a short video clip covering the same material

Words are weird. Here are some examples.

    • Radiolab: A nice illustration of English words with multiple meanings

    • Language Log: What exactly is a "potato chip"? And, a similar question: What's the difference between a cake and a biscuit?(Many thanks to Alexander Koller for the link!)

    • Language Log: Glamour, disrobing, and successful execution

    • Language Log: Some concepts that, surprisingly, have something in common lexically

    • Language Log: Auto-antonyms, words that (also) mean the opposite of what they mean

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