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This seems odd to me. With products such as Translate Google is investing a lot of time and money into understanding context in language. (I imagine it's helpfu
by Digit-Al 7y ago
This seems odd to me. With products such as Translate Google is investing a lot of time and money into understanding context in language. (I imagine it's helpful for search as well.) It seems inconceivable that their "context engine" could misunderstand "faggots and peas" considering a Google search for that gives many valid results, and it seems unlikely that they wouldn't apply such context understanding across their product line.
Just to clarify, I'm not suggesting it's not true, I'm just puzzled as to how it could happen.
- scarejunba 7y agoEven in a 200 person company there are often product inconsistencies. Think about how you'd build this thing in a minimal way. You wouldn't "integrate with the context-aware Translate or Search API", you'd "just build a blacklist and improve it if necessary". It's not at all unbelievable.