> I want to help make the world a better place for everyone to live in, to thrive in, and to be their best selves for themselves and each other. Became > I li

> I want to help make the world a better place for everyone to live in, to thrive in, and to be their best selves for themselves and each other. Became > I like the world living for everyone, I still help me and the best place for each other. Always worries me I'm just one mistranslation away from my intent being completely lost in the medium of the message... Actually, this has me intensely curious: there have to be people doing ML for automated translation, right? Is one of the parameters of the translation that you get back what you put in originally? I understand there's "language divides", and that only helps to deepen the necessity to actually rely on algorithms that are making sure the intent of the message is carried... if we can't write an algorithm for it right now, maybe we can throw CPUs at it until a net of random weights gives us 99.9% of the same text and message. (One more edit, this is fun) One more pass resulted in, trailing comma and all: > People have to live, people are alive,