Which is the best language for Artificial Intelligence? Is it Sanskrit?
Advanced Artificial Intelligence is the future of technology, yet there are several debates, criticisms, studies, and arguments regarding which language could improve artificial intelligence and bring it closer to human comprehension. According to a report by Forbes Magazine, in 1987, Sanskrit is the most precise language and is hence deemed a suitable language for computer software.
Despite being a very ancient origin community language, Sanskrit has always remained a very important language in intellectual communities because it has a variety of amazing characteristics that are considered very helpful in various fields, such as spiritual remissions and therapies in psychological sessions. And its recent prominence in computer science demonstrates that it is an invaluable curriculum of literature.
Sanskrit also has a rich history as early Indian scientists and mathematicians' work is composed in this language only. Sanskrit's grammar is rule-bound, formula-bound, and logical, and as a result of these traits, its algorithm is significant, making it an effective language for machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Now the question is from where it all started and Sanskrit grabs the attention of scientists and programmers? So it all started in 1985 when NASA Associate and Scientist Rick Briggs published a research paper titled Vedic Science: Knowledge Representation in Sanskrit and Artificial Intelligence in Artificial Intelligence Magazine. In his paper, he stated that Sanskrit has a rich literary, philosophical, and grammatical history that has continued to the present day and that there is a way for paraphrasing Sanskrit that is identical not only in essence but also in the form to current work in artificial intelligence.
According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, or NASA statement from 2019, Sanskrit - the ancient Hindu language - is the preferred language for upgrading computer programming for their artificial intelligence program, and if speaking computers become a reality in the future, it will be due to Sanskrit.
For the past two decades, NASA has been putting time, effort, and money into integrating such a language that is easily convertible to machine computing so that artificial intelligence efficiency has been enhanced. As opportunities come with challenges, so do computer learning provisions in any natural language, such as Sanskrit, because many words can have different meanings and several radically different words can have the same meaning, which can make it difficult to understand with artificial intelligence, and accuracy is also very important for AI.
To summarize, Sanskrit is a nice language for artificial intelligence but its implementation is also quite difficult and for that reason, there is a need to develop all software in natural language which is not easy to accomplish.
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