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Google just launched a paid, cloud-based natural language processing service that offers entity recognition, sentiment analysis, and syntax analysis. Exclusive analysis by Expert System CTO Marco Varone, LT-Innovate Chairman Jochen Hummel, and industry analyst Seth Grimes.
Google’s SyntaxNet release is good news for app developers. But what does it mean for machine translation vendors and language service providers? We speak to the experts and to Google on what they have to say about this latest bit of news out of the search engine giant.
The software used by 500 million people each month, which causes anxiety among linguists and has capped the potentially explosive growth of language services providers, enters its second decade. Time to take stock.
Is the market for natural language processing worth USD 277m or USD 6bn? What is behind the widely differing market size estimates in a space so central to innovation in language services and technology?
Seth Grimes talks to Google Research Zurich's Enrique Alfonseca regarding topics surrounding Natural Language Understanding (NLU) and how Google does it.
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