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NLP vs NLU (The Turing Test: Language, computers and AI (machines can find…

- - - - a subtopic of NLP
      - a vital part of achieving successful NLP
      - narrower in purpose
      - focusing primarily on machine reading comprehension
      - computer to comprehend what a body of text really means
      - can be applied to a lot of processes
        
        categorizing text
        
        gathering news
        
        archiving individual pieces of text
        
        on a larger scale, analyzing content
      - Real-world examples of NLU range
        
        small tasks
        
        issuing short commands
        
        rerouting an email to the right person based on a basic syntax and decently-sized lexicon
        
        complex endeavors
        
        fully comprehending news articles
        
        shades of meaning within poetry or novels
      - view NLU as a first step towards achieving NLP
      - before a machine can process a language, it must first be understood
    - - computer science
      - artificial intelligence
      - data mining
    - - speech recognition
      - natural language recognition
      - natural language generation
    - - online chatbots
      - text summarizers
      - auto-generated keyword tabs
    - - positive
      - neutral
      - negative