AI reads, translates, and auto-completes ancient cuneiform texts
It should help us preserve these priceless texts for the future.
It should help us preserve these priceless texts for the future.
Nobody is free of biases, not even ourselves.
Two hemispheres are better than one!
The seeds for the development of speech and language may have been sown many millions years earlier than scientists previously ...
People love to communicate -- there are over 7,000 languages in use today.
The differences may be due to the power dynamics between the two genders.
"It's not the human system," say the authors.
Before there was the word, there was the meaning of sound.
Whether you break an egg or break into dance, our brain handles the word "break" the same.
That's about the same size as.... 3 high-resolution memes or one-tenth of a second of video in 1080p.
Softer food gave humans an overbite that made it easier to produce "v" and "f" sounds.
When one utters, the other listens -- and such is the case in most animals too.
Magpies? Check. Throwing orange balls at magpies? Check. Grated cheese? Check. I love this study.
We're far more likely to use slow-down sounds before nouns than verbs.
An adorable monkey's 'ekks' and 'tsiks' might teach how speech evolved.
Human speech may have been born out of cave art.
Languages with large vocabularies, such as Mandarin or English, are simpler grammatically, as opposed to complex languages which possess reduced ...
Booze to the rescue! Just don't overindulge.
The language we use really does influence what our brains are doing.