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Lip-reading computer from researchers in Britain is able to identify languages spoken with "high accuracy," according to scientists.
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- by yanchineseguy April 27, 2009 9:09 AM PDT
- I'd settle for accurate translation of personlized license plates and text message abbreviations.
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