It’s a very satisfying thing to learn that there’s a word for an experience you didn’t know could be described by a word. Learning that, for example, clinomania is an “excessive desire to stay in bed” ...

PC2 seemed to capture the "sensoryness" of words, with concrete, sensory terms scoring high on PC2 while abstract, intangible words scored low. So where in the brain are these semantic categories ...

According to Cognition Technologies, it's very rare for people to use the same sentence structure or the same words. Knowing that, the real semantic search technology should primarily focus on ...

Semantic leakage occurs when a word in a prompt is later used in an LLM chat in an unsuspecting way. This can be worrisome in ...

Meaning has been given different definitions in the past. Is meaning simply the set of associations that a word evokes, is the meaning of a word defined by the images that its users connect to it? So ...

AI is a misnomer, or so it is often suggested. The first letter — artificial — is about right. As for the second word — well, there is nothing intelligent about it. Take semantics as an example, there ...

The brain is incredibly complex and mysterious. Just one layer of understanding unveils hundreds of new questions. Such is the case in a study published in Nature that revealed a "semantic atlas" of ...

To get the most from semantic search AI, legal teams should focus on how it transforms the way they interact with their ...