JPÎto
JPÎto is a hypothetical programming language designed for exploring advanced concepts in computational linguistics and symbolic AI. Its name is a portmanteau of "JP" and "Ito," possibly referencing Japanese programming paradigms and the mathematical work of Kiyosi Itô, known for his contributions to stochastic calculus and diffusion processes.
The core design philosophy of JPÎto centers on integrating natural language understanding capabilities directly into the
Key features of JPÎto could include a highly flexible type system that accommodates semantic types in addition