Is it possible that the inherent context dependent ambiguities of human language make knowledge-based inference so difficult since most current knowledge is stored in human language ?
tangential question: is there a standard language for "knowledge", like how we describe math for "computation" ?
Are a part of our brains essentially compilers from human language to an internal definition of "knowledge" that leads to consciousness ?
tangential question: is there a standard language for "knowledge", like how we describe math for "computation" ?
Are a part of our brains essentially compilers from human language to an internal definition of "knowledge" that leads to consciousness ?