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Alibaba and Microsoft's AI programs beat humans for the first time on a Stanford University reading comprehension test

Jack Ma: 'We shouldn't fear AI'  —  The robots are coming, and they can read.  —  Artificial intelligence programs built by Alibaba (BABA) and Microsoft (MSFT) …

CNNMoney Sherisse Pham

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  • @pranavrajpurkar Pranav Rajpurkar on x
    A strong start to 2018 with the first model (SLQA+) to exceed human-level performance on @stanfordnlp SQuAD's EM metric! Next challenge: the F1 metric, where humans still lead by ~2.5 points! https://rajpurkar.github.io/ ...
  • @peteratmsr Peter Lee on x
    Reading and understanding text (aka machine reading) has long been a devilishly difficult #AI problem. But progress is accelerating, and now our neural nets are as good as humans on the Stanford SQuAD reading challenge. http://money.cnn.com/... via @CNNMoney