How much of this is because English is particularly tolerant of "mistakes"? It is a poorly specified language and so tolerates a lot of variation.
How good is AI generated text in other languages?
How good is AI generated text in other languages?
> "The horse raced past the barn fell."
The Wikipedia interpretation makes the sentence clumsy and somewhat nonsensical (in real world terms: a horse having been raced beside a barn (farm building)? That is unlikely unless the barn is extremely long as barns go, which is also unlikely).
The curse of a large vocabulary: you often misinterpret what people say, especially when you don't have both a good theory of mind for the speaker, and the context.
At any rate, Chinese grammar is far weaker.
I don't find that. I see ambiguity all the time. Right now it even seems like the majority of arguments online happen because of equivocation. (I'm not saying grammar could fix that though :P)