Hirosuke Asahi

Semantic See-through Goggles: Wearing Linguistic Virtual Reality in (Artificial Intelligence)

When language is used as a medium for sensory information—as when one describes a scene in words—a kind of virtual reality emerges: realities projected into the same sentence become virtual/equivalent. We call this Linguistic VR (LVR). LVR is constituted by codes shaped chiefly by majority cultural norms. In today’s w…