We are able to recognize sarcasm in a reliable way, and we're eager to grow that. We want to see how far we can push it.
When you start studying sarcasm, you become hyper-aware of the extent to which we use it as part of our normal mode of communication. But we have to speak to our devices in a very literal way, as if we're talking to a robot, because we are. It doesn't have to be this way.
They found that numerous cues were important in helping the AI distinguish between those being sarcastic and those speaking sincerely.
Are we going to have a machine that is 100% accurate? That's not something even humans can achieve.
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