I think it is important to &quot;look up <a href="/en/Words%20you%20don't%20understand">Words you don&#39;t understand</a> in a dictionary or something&quot; when thinking about making the program perform intellectual activities.
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<li>Find words you don&#39;t know
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<li>→Check it out.
<ul>
<li>dictionary</li>
<li>Google Search</li>
<li>Wikipedia</li>
</ul>
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<li><a href="/en/Forms%20of%20Knowledge%20Representation">Forms of Knowledge Representation</a>
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<li>Given a sentence, a machine can create a Scrapbox-like network by creating links to words in the sentence that it does not understand, writing explanations of those words on the links, and repeating the process.
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<li><a href="/en/Intellectual%20Programs">Intellectual Programs</a>
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<li><a href="/en/Intellectual%20Production%20BOT">Intellectual Production BOT</a>
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