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What is NLP in AI?

A practical answer on natural language processing, written from projects I have actually shipped rather than from a spec sheet.

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Natural language processing (NLP) is a subfield of linguistics, computer science, and AI concerned with the interactions between computers and human language.

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Text has to be turned into numbers before a model can use it. That means splitting it into tokens, normalising it, and representing each document either as counts of its terms or as a dense vector that places similar meanings near each other. Almost all of the quality of the final result is decided in that preparation, not in the classifier that sits at the end of it.

The characteristic failure is domain shift. A classifier fitted on one corpus performs well on text that resembles it and degrades on text that doesn't, without ever announcing that it has. My Fake News Detection project reached 94% accuracy on a held-out set, which is a statement about that dataset — the honest way to read any accuracy figure is to ask what it was measured on.

What This Means For Your Project

This is the underlying technique behind my Fake News Detection project — text preprocessing and feature extraction before any classification happens, not a single black-box step.

If this came up while you were scoping a project: the services page lists what I build, pricing publishes real starting figures, how I work covers cadence and timezone overlap, and the case studies show the stack and timeline on eight real projects. Unfamiliar term? Try the glossary.

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