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Neural networks learning arm and hand movements to create intents that emphasize what is being spoken.  Talking with our hands comes so natural, people may take it for granted. Perhaps, without even noticing, the artificial intelligence, automatically learns it by watching people.  And, watch rare footage of Sophia topless at 0:42



Sophia uses mathematics notation to determine if sarcasm computes at 0:45 in response to Dr. Heather Berlin, Cognitive Neuroscientist, Professor of Psychiatry, at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.  Clinical Neuropsychologist at Weill Cornell

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While proofreading the website at Brillig Understanding, I found it to be well written, overall.  However, I did discover a "Page Not Found" error for this: http://brilligunderstanding.com/projects.html   Of course, it is normal for links to become outdated.  Via email,  I suggested this link update to Brillig Understanding.

Gamma Chan: “How to build a Human” for Little Gem - (tv documentary). AI clone of Channel 4's Humans' star for reporter interviews

Wow!  Gamma Chan, Emily Berrington, Lucy Careless, and Will Tudor from the hit, futuristic sci-fi drama:  HUM∀NS   Also starring Brillig Understanding Inc, which you may see in the credits, at the end.  Watch the entire 47 minute long documentary.  Witness sci-fi become scientific fact, when several A.I. experts in the UK implement advanced A.I. such as life-like robotics and ChatScript for natural language processing.

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I really enjoyed the series,  HUM∀NS, even if it aired 5 years ago. It covered so many issues and emotions like morality, respect, resentment, empathy toward humanoids or "synths", ethics, and many more. Great series.

This video was nicely composed and enjoyable to watch.

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I really enjoyed the series,  HUM∀NS, [...] This video was nicely composed and enjoyable to watch.

And, this video is an example of ChatScript in action, which in terms of Natural Language applications, seemed to win against IBM Watson.  UPDATE: Received a thank you, from the CEO of Brillig Understanding Inc, for suggesting this link update .  @Art:  By the way, http://brilligunderstanding.com is a good read.   Nice perspective there, on Machine Learning, and the alternatives to it.