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Lev Konstantinovskiy

Factchecking Engineer (former)

Lev was part of the automating factchecking team, where he focused on Natural Language Processing. Formerly he was a maintainer of Gensim, a Python open-source machine learning package.

30 January 2018

Are computers getting better than humans at reading?

Computers aren't getting better than humans at reading. “Even elementary school reading comprehensions are harder” than the test computers passed, says the test’s creator.

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Lev Konstantinovskiy

Factchecking Engineer (former)

Are computers getting better than humans at reading?

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