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Spelling words like AI

This project is inspired from a popular meme which consisted of will AI systems count numbers. For eg:

1999 - Nineteen Ninty Nine

1888 - Eighteen Eighty Eight

1111 - Eleven Eleven,

No guys, AI is more cooler. It's => Oneteen Onety One

This actually is one of the Rules of Machine Learning, ie

Rule #7: Turn heuristics into features, or handle them externally.

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