'in 2011' is weirdly recent though isn't it, not even to mention specific? Was there some particular advancement in Prolog based NLP around then that those of us with only a basic introduction to it (and not using it in an NLP course) wouldn't be aware of how capable it is in that regard?
Because I agree with you that sounds ridiculous to me, but also my level of Prolog is like
parent(a, b).
parent(c, b).
couple(x, y) :-
parent(x, z),
parent(y, z).
and dimly recalling what a 'cut' is. (I'm exaggerating a bit but I've barely used it since university, not even 100% sure about that syntax)
So I'm prepared to believe the state of the art for ChatGPT-like thing done in Prolog is a lot more impressive than I might have expected if someone asked me yesterday.
Because I agree with you that sounds ridiculous to me, but also my level of Prolog is like
and dimly recalling what a 'cut' is. (I'm exaggerating a bit but I've barely used it since university, not even 100% sure about that syntax)So I'm prepared to believe the state of the art for ChatGPT-like thing done in Prolog is a lot more impressive than I might have expected if someone asked me yesterday.