What exactly is machine translation? How does it involve artificial intelligence? Will machine translation pass humans in terms of accuracy? Is there any hope for humanity left!? All of this and more in episode 1 of the Hello World podcast.

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Hello - World - Machine Translation and the future of Human Communication by MG

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