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The Publication of the “Unreasonable Effectiveness of Data” Premise (2001)

    Microsoft researchers Michele Banko and Eric Brill published a landmark paper proving that simple, rudimentary natural language algorithms armed with massive datasets heavily outperformed sophisticated, handcrafted linguistic rules, shifting AI focus toward raw data volume.

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