hi everybody! i feel like duolingo, along with any other language learning app, is simply not useful for serious progress. thats why im working on a personal project (will probably open source it at some point), that will be a lot more strict, grammar focused and will have a clearer roadmap - not just random exrcises (which i often feel is the case with duolingo). i would love to hear what you...
i am an incoming msc student thinking about a research direction in reinforcement learning. which rl subfields do you think have the most potential right now? i am particularly interested in emboddied ai and bcis.
However, I would say that english is on the less complex side of languages (from my experience) ...
I've been thinking about this question lately. Could the grammatical complexity of a child's first language play a part in their cognitive development? In the sense: more complex / complicated language -> superior reasoning skills (at least in the early years).