Artificial intelligence is one of the world's fastest-developing fields of study, and Google AI tools have already surpassed our expectations of the human brain-like capabilities of AI technology. Having created a groundbreaking "parsing" program, new Google AI tool Parsey McParseface could detect lies and eliminate problems of human language with an artificial intelligence language program. Google AI recently stunned the world upon releasing its AI poetry program, which uses a technique called recurrent neural network language model (RNNLM) to write classical, authentic, poetry touted as capable of "making a Vogon proud." The latest AI development as premiered by Google is a language parsing tool -- an artificial intelligence program capable of sorting through passages of human language and detecting inconsistencies in rhetoric and prose -- dubbed Parsey McParseface. Google's AI language tool was given the McParseface name when, 18 months into the program's development and still unable to think of a suitable title, Google developers named the sophisticated AI tool as a tongue-in-cheek reference to the viral poll that almost saw a polar research vessel called Boaty McBoatface.

Last week, Google released Parsey McParseface, a funny name for a state-of-the-art tool aimed at one of the most difficult problems in artificial intelligence. For all that computers have accomplished in the past five years, from winning on "Jeopardy!" to defeating a Go grandmaster, they are still terrible at figuring out what people are saying. Language is one of the most complex tasks that humans perform. That's why there has been such a hullaballo over McParseface, which is pretty much a glorified sentence diagrammer. McParseface does what most students learn to do in elementary school.

Last week, Google released Parsey McParseface, a funny name for a state-of-the-art tool aimed at one of the most difficult problems in artificial intelligence. For all that computers have accomplished in the past five years, from winning on "Jeopardy!" to defeating a Go grandmaster, they are still terrible at figuring out what people are saying. Language is one of the most complex tasks that humans perform. That's why there has been such a hullaballo over McParseface, which is pretty much a glorified sentence diagrammer. McParseface does what most students learn to do in elementary school.