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I'm not too worried about the lag, moreso about the quality of translation. It will likely be useful for basic conversations where the participants simplify the
by nemetroid 5y ago
I'm not too worried about the lag, moreso about the quality of translation. It will likely be useful for basic conversations where the participants simplify their speech, which often is all you need. Or to get a rough idea of a more complex conversation.
But it's far from obvious that we'll be able to go from there to anything comparable to the level of conversation you can have after spending years learning a new language properly.
Perhaps nuclear fusion is a better comparison than flying cars (which arguably would be a bad idea even if we had the tech).
- bserge 5y agoDeepl is already so good people don't realize they're taking to someone with zero knowledge of their language. Shouldn't be that hard to create a voice-to-voice translation engine. Specifically for Europe, the idioms and jokes are the 20%, we're already very similar to each other even though many don't want to believe it.