MIT Technology Review
One thing digital communications doesn’t seem to have diminished is everyone’s sense of sarcasm. Spend a few minutes on Twitter, Snapchat, or in the comments section of this website, and you’ll find some totally genuine, heartfelt messages (yes, that was sarcasm).
Perhaps all these remarks could be put to good use, though. Some researchers are now trying to teach computers to recognize sarcasm in an effort to improve computers’ ability to make sense of human communications.
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Well that is somewhat true. Each and every guy using social media to express their feelings and most of the times it comes out in a sarcastic way.
It's mine too - within reason. They say sincerity is the one expression you can't make on the internet, but it's sure fun.
Yeah being on the internet certainly has taught me to become fluent in hyperbole...
But are MIT just being sarcastic about that?