Computer Algorithm Can Recognize Sarcasm (Which Is Just Soooo Cool)

This is so stupid.
Recognize the sarcasm in that.

That's a really useful invention, just imagine the possibilities!

lol kryo...no way that algorithm can sense the sarcasm in your comment!

End of problems for Sheldon Cooper

I'm pretty sure I don't even get sarcasm 77% of the time, so good job computer!

I think the roomba joke might fall more pun than sarcasm. just sayin'

77%? I can get 50% flipping a coin....

Ooh, a sarcasm detector. Oh, that's a real useful invention.

Have it test this:

"'Two and a Half Men' is the best show ever!"

So, did it work?

Who knew that an article about sarcasm would draw so many relevant comments. Pavlov has no idea what he was talking about.

Wow, a sarcasm machine, that's real useful.
-my god, the readings are off the chart!

No different than face recognition, face recognition and this supposedly lexical pattern scanner rely on the same concept on using mass tables of information; face recognition software uses lengthy pre-built image maps to perform image comparing, common ones use comparison algorithms similar to wave form data processing. In this case it's much more simpler with a sarcasm detector. The content of what the analyzer learns is just a long array of data that describes unique patterns contradictory sets of clauses. That's my speculation on how it would be done. Ultimately, nothing magical. Genuine idea, common concept.

In the past century we've gone from 'the brain looks like this' to knowing it physical parts and most what they do. The same advances will be carried over into the process of thinking. The end game bringing a through understanding of how we form thoughts. It'll be accomplished by mid-century if not much sooner.

As with all advances in our species, good things are used for 'wrong' purposes. The 'Thought Police' are coming. You'll probably get yours through a software update to your phone.

When I read this, I immediately pictured Leonard Hofstadter lifting up a sarcasm sign for Sheldon Cooper. The Big Bang Theory is just the worst show ever imagined. It's ridiculous how bad that show is.

What they need is a human control group.

That's pretty unique. Intresting that it has such good efficiency at recognizing sarcasm. To the guy that said "and two and a half men is the best show ever" if it would be sarcasm or not I would think the computer would see it as not being sarcasm BUT if it reads the entire sentence with something like "I bet you also think two and a half men is the best show ever right?" than maybe it reads it as sarcasm...

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This is a wonderful article. The things given are unanimous and needs to be appreciated by everyone.
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Measureing public sentiment about a product or idea is a very good idea. And that makes me think. Why don't search engines registrer how many times products and websites are mentioned in connection with some negative words like (s...) and some positive words like (good)That could work as som kind of product and website word association library.TV

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This is more important than it seems, naysayers.

If true AI is ever developed, the ability to discern what a humans means beyond a statement is an important quality. In other words, the AI needs to be able to "read between the lines". It doesn't mean much now, but it could be very important in the future.

oh, a sarcasm detector. Oh, that's a real useful invention.

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