Written by TechPurdue // January 9, 2013 // Computer and Information Technology, Research, TechBytes // 1 Comment
Julia Taylor, assistant professor of computer and information technology, was quoted in the New York Times (Jan. 4, 2013) in an article titled “Can Computers Be Funny?”.
Taylor’s research focuses on natural language processing with a goal of enabling people to communicate with computers informally.
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One Comment on "In the news: Taylor provides insight on computers and humor"
Thanks Julia Taylor for your “A Motherboard Walks Into a Bar …” article on New York Times. I like the cartoon of the post.