We now have a way to generate questions and answers. What were you going to ask the user? Can you match our answers against the user's answers?
Sure, an exact match is perfect. But we should also be looking for meaning matches, for example, cake with pastry, or honesty with truthfulness.
We could use a synonym dictionary – but how do we extend this into sentences and documents?
In the next chapter, we will answer all of these questions using text representations.
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