Human & Computer Language

The MediaGlyphs project is also aimed at developing a computer-parsable language engineered to be comprehensible by both humans and computers. This language is intended for use in programming and artificial intelligence research, with a specific emphasis on advancing Natural Language Understanding (NLU) capabilities.

We intend to develop a language that not only facilitates effective communication between humans and computers but also enhances the capabilities of AI systems in understanding and interpreting natural language.

Key features:

• Human-Readable: MediaGlyphs employs a syntax based on natural language, promoting accessibility and ease of understanding.
• Machine-Interpretable: despite its human-like structure, MediaGlyphs is engineered for precise machine interpretation, facilitating seamless integration with software and AI algorithms. In particular there are no issues of WSD (Word-Sense Disambiguation) as each concept - whether rendered as a glyph, a composite or a phonetic name - is unambiguously specified.
• Open-endedness: The language is designed to accommodate a wide range of applications and to be expandable to cover technical jargons and extended compounded meanings.

By creating a language that transcends not only cultural and linguistic barriers but also those between natural language and programming languages, we seek to empower developers, researchers, and AI enthusiasts to unlock new possibilities in software engineering and artificial intelligence.