In our everyday lives, we encounter natural language generation (NLG) in many ways that go beyond asking Alexa for the forecast or Siri for directions. As the technology for natural language generation improves, we will experience even more applications where machines produce easy-to-consume natural narratives that are on par or possibly even better than human-generated content. Adobe StockWhat is natural language generation? Natural language generation is a subset of artificial intelligence that takes data in and transforms it into language that sounds natural, as if a human was writing or speaking the content. What’s the difference between natural language generation and natural language processing (NLP)?

Source: Forbes January 12, 2018 05:26 UTC