Computers that can read lips have long been a staple of science fiction, but turning that fantasy into working technology has proven stubbornly difficult, especially for languages that lack the vast datasets that power English systems. Now, researchers at Bahir Dar University in Ethiopia report a significant step forward for Amharic, the second most widely […]
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