Forget Structured Query Language Commands? Yeah, Not Yet

August 29, 2020

One of the DarkCyber team spotted a demonstration service called NatualSQL.com. The idea is that the system will accept natural language queries of information stored in structured databases. According to the DarkCyber person, the queries launched into the natural language box were:

Sheva War with Whom

Sheva Frequency

The sparse interface sports a Content button which displays the information in the system.

How did this work?

Not well. NLP systems pose challenges still it seems.

Interesting idea but some rough edges need a bit of touch up.

Stephen E Arnold, August 29, 2020

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Database, Natural language processing, News

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