The problem is that there's a trap here. You and I and every reasonable human can immediately spot when GT produces gibberish, when it's so completely wrong you

The problem is that there's a trap here. You and I and every reasonable human can immediately spot when GT produces gibberish, when it's so completely wrong you know it's useless. But the article had more subtle examples where important nuances are lost in translation, and those are impossible to pick up unless you speak the original language, but we don't speak the original language, because that was the whole point of using GT to start with, right? Obviously, GT will get better at reducing the gibberish errors, but that just strengthens the trap, because now you will never think it's making any errors, because you lack the knowledge required to know what errors it makes!