In the AI Quantum Era, Hangul Emerges as a Universal Scientific Language to Combat Global Illiteracy
In the AI Quantum Era, Hangul Emerges as a Universal Scientific Language to Combat Global Illiteracy
  • By Im Byoung-Min (Mr.IBMimubiquitius@gmail.com)
  • 승인 2023.10.31 05:22
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By Im Byoung-min, Columnist

UNESCO declared the Hunminjeongeum Hangul language a World Heritage Site in 1989. Linguists and experts all over the world praise Hangul as the best script for its originality, scientificity, and systematicity, and it is not an exaggeration to recognize Hangul as the best script in the world. Hangul is a text language suitable for smartphone input and the quantum computing era, which matches the speed of the coming AI knowledge productivity era. Today, English, Chinese, Arabic, etc., are long-standing, habitual relics of written language, and are unscientific because they are outdated relics, such as expressions that do not fit the era of AI smartphones that have not updated language to suit the times, as well as sound expressions that cannot be expressed. 

Hunminjeongeum Hangul, which has been designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is the basic creative language that includes all things in the universe, its structure embodies the hearts of people's consideration and love, and it is differentiated as a natural language sound character. 

In particularity, English has inconvenient phonetic values and many missing consonants, as well as the inconvenience of Chinese characters, which were used in the past as primitive oracle bone characters, and the use of Simplified Chinese characters or English syllable linking method is complicated and slow, and the transformation of meaning letters is complicated. This is disappointing to the future vision of the new generation in terms of language and input speed. 

Hangul, which is suitable for the new AI quantum computer era, has the advantage that letters and sounds match, and everyone can learn it easily. Logical and rational thinking is acquired even in the process of learning Hangul, and the way of using the language after learning it is scientific, logical, and rational. It helps with structure. And the variety of ways to use the language is as magnificent as drawing an imaginary picture by commanding AI ChatGPT.

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About 10 years ago, Korea's Psy impressed the world with "Gangnam Style". At the time when PSY's "Gangnam Style" was popular, the Korean company Agerigna, which means Ethiopian style, developed the world's first technology to enable Ethiopians to input the Amharic language on their smartphones through the Google App Store. Up service. Agerigna researched an optimization method for language input so that the Amharic language can be easily entered directly on a smartphone (no use of the English bridge method), providing convenience to Ethiopians with a population of about 110 million. This is the source of increasing the frequency of inputting the Amharic language. The technology was a core design where the creativity of experts was important.
 

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In particular, in the process of analyzing the Amharic language, each of the seven standard letters used by Ethiopians is analyzed and the sixth is selected as the final input method letter as a way to quickly and conveniently input letters on a smartphone. This is a scientific method used in Amharic language books. After digitization, an Excel program was used to compare and analyze the frequency of correlations between words, letters, and sentences for each of the seven types of lines, and the analysis results were found. They also discovered serious problems with the vowels they used. Because it is a complete letter, the representative vowel "ㅐ" used in the Amharic language, Agerigna, is the world's first initial vowel input to increase in frequency as a result of professional language research. By using "ㅡ" as the initial vowel input, it scientifically increases speed and enables comfortable input. It was done.

Now, Hunminjeongeum Hangul, which has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, must establish a team to eradicate illiteracy at UNESCO. The UNESCO Quantum Literacy Expert Team, which includes professors and scholars, added four letters (ㅿ, ㆁ, ㆆ, ㆍ) to the currently used Hangul to express all the sounds in the world with more scientific natural language sound characters. After updating the code system, it must be updated to the existing Unicode and distributed globally through the IME. The IME will be used to be converted to Unicode, and it should be adopted as a global common standard text language to eradicate global illiteracy to prepare for the future in the era of knowledge productivity.

UNESCO will have to play a leading role in eradicating illiteracy in the world by expanding and disseminating Hangul as a written language that scientifically covers all the sounds of Chinese characters in the Ai Quantum era. You will be able to prepare for the future of Global Quantum Ai, a new era coming in another dimension that is changing at the speed of light. Africa's powerful UNESCO must enable 54 countries to use Hangul, which can express the sounds of birds, water, and all the sounds of nature, as a common language, not only to eradicate illiteracy but also for the innovative future of a unified Africa. You cannot suddenly change the language you are currently using, but if you adopt Korean as a second language while using two languages, and use Hangul, which is more scientific and logical than your native language, as the future native language for newborn children, every country will face the coming Ai quantum era. Knowledge productivity can be used to lay the foundation for the development of one's own country, thus becoming the driving force for the country's future development.
 

 


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