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Neural network trained on Friends can recognize sarcasm

Neural network trained on Friends can recognize sarcasm
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United statesAssociation for computational linguisticsAcoustical society of americaCanadian acoustical associationUniversity of michiganUniversity of groningenMultimodal sarcasm detectionBig bangSarcasm detection datasetAcoustical society

Dutch researchers launch — oh, really? — an AI sarcasm detector

Dutch researchers launch — oh, really? — an AI sarcasm detector
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Xiyuan gaoMatt colerUniversity of groningenBig bang

When I moved to my Dutch apartment my landlord told me I could stay there forever – The Irish Times

When I moved to my Dutch apartment my landlord told me I could stay there forever – The Irish Times
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Researchers build AI-driven sarcasm detector

Being able to detect lowest form of wit could help AI interact with people more naturally, say scientists

United statesXiyuan gaoShekhar nayakMatt colerCanadian acoustical associationUniversity of groningenAcoustical society of americaAcoustical societyBig bangBig bang theoryNeural networkEmotional contentMatt coler

Americans can finally understand British humour! Scientists develop a device that can detect when someone is being sarcastic

Improved Anglo-American relations may be on the horizon, as experts have developed a device that can detect when someone is being sarcastic.

United kingdomUnited statesFrankie boyleXiyuan gaoOscar wildeUniversity of groningenAutomatic speech recognition