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Line 63: ==Challenges== Natural language interfaces have in the past led users to anthropomorphize the computer, or at least to attribute more intelligence than is warranted to it. This leads to unrealistic expectations of the capabilities of the system on the part of the user. Such expectations will make it difficult to learn the restrictions of the system if they attribute totoo much capability to it, and they will lead to disappointment when the system fails to perform as expected. A [http://arxiv.org/abs/cmp-lg/9503016 1995 paper] titled 'Natural Language Interfaces to Databases – An Introduction', describes some challenges:<ref name="edin"/>

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