Facebook's AI could be reading your messages to teach itself how humans communicate

Facebook envisions a world where humans and bots casually communicate with each other. And now the social media giant is one-step closer with a natural engine that analyzes 10,000 posts every second in 20 languages. Called DeepText, this artificial intelligence uses deep neural networks to understand the meaning of text being shared on the site'with near-human accuracy' and gives relevant suggestions. Facebook is one-step closer to perfecting chat bots with a natural engine that analyzes 10,000 posts every second in 20 languages. Called DeepText, this artificial intelligence uses deep neural network architecture to understand the meaning of text being shared on the site'with near-human accuracy' DeepText uses deep neural network architecture to understand the meaning of text being shared on the site'with near-human accuracy'.