What is more important: the meaning fo the words or the grammar for NLP, say for a search engine?

I am addressing that very question (how syntax analysis is imperative to get actionable results in human-to-computer communication) in my " “Content Based Machine Learning” presentation next Tuesday/Wednesday (depending where you are). After that if there are requests to describe it here, I will, of course. But for now I need you help.

I have build ML technology (I know how to develop and I love doing it, and I do it on my own dime) and looking for ideas, projects, partners, or just a friendly words how to monetize it and how to find projects to demo and maybe get paid. I was invited to a meetup to do the presentation of my technology, and would kindly ask (who is interested) to register, come, and advice next Tuesday (June 15th, 2021) at 6:30 PM EDT = 22:30 GMT = 4 AM IST. Of course, you can do advise right here on the forum: I will greatly appreciate it.

My friends and colleagues often ask me what I have been doing since I left Oracle. So now I am happy to invite you to Stamford Development Meetup to my presentation “Content Based Machine Learning” where I am showing the technology I have developed and a couple of examples of how my customers are using it. If you are interested in communication between people and computer networks, this discussion is for you. Although there are some technical details, mostly it is all about ideas and content sharing. The registration is free (https://www.meetup.com/Stamford-Developers-Meetup/?action=join), and so is the presentation (https://www.meetup.com/Stamford-Developers-Meetup/events/278218537/). I hope to see you all there!

I will be showing one youtube video (in the poll here) which demonstrates how it is possible to accomplish navigation on any site without forms and fields and one real demo how to analyze marketing ads.

Let me know what you think