AI translates Hokkien, an unwritten language, for the first time
Artificial IntelligenceAI translates Hokkien, an unwritten language, for the first time Peng-Jen Chen is well aware of how language barriers can affect people’s ability to communicate. Chen grew up in Taiwan speaking Mandarin Chinese, but his father, Sheng-Jiang Chen, a 70-year-old retired factory lead technician, hails from Southern Taiwan, where Taiwanese Hokkien is widely spoken. Though the two
The Not-So-Universal Language of Laughter - Meta Research | Meta Research
Several weeks ago, Sarah Larson from The New Yorker published a fun article about e-laughter (all the hahas and lols we use to communicate with our friends online) and their social subtleties. Like any “dialect,” e-laughing is evolving. Curious as to whether her usage followed up-to-date social norms, she consulted her savvy friends for answers. Anecdotally, she found that laughter tended to vary
A Graphic Guide to Facebook Portraits
As a new strain of Social Network fever infects the nation, and you finally decide to share your face with the world, get the lay of the virtual land with our own open graph of portrait types. Everyone is aware of how significantly Facebook has impacted modern technologies such as online communication, information aggregation, and boyfriend stalking. Less noticed, but just as profound, is its infl
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Google App Engine and Social Apps
This is a presentation given by Chris Schalk and Dave Westwood at the FBMeetup in Palo Alto on Jan 20 2010.Read less
Japan Mobile SNS Study 2010
1) Japan has a mature mobile phone market with over 89% penetration and growth of 4% year-over-year. Mobile phones are the most popular communications device surpassing PCs and landlines. 2) Mobile social networking is growing in popularity in Japan, with the top 3 networks being mixi, mobage town, and Gree. These networks focus on gaming, communications, and avatars/virtual worlds respectively to
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