“Strange was obliged to invent most of the magic he did, working from general principles and half-remembered stories from old books.” — Susanna Clarke, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell Fairy tales, myths, and fantasy fiction are full of magic spells. You say “abracadabra” and something profound happens.1 Say “open sesame” and the door swings open. Read More
Magic Words: Programming the Next Generation of AI Applications
“Strange was obliged to invent most of the magic he did, working from general principles and half-remembered stories from old books.” — Susanna Clarke, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell Fairy tales, myths, and fantasy fiction are full of magic spells. You say “abracadabra” and something profound happens.1 Say “open sesame” and the door swings open.
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