I see it the same way. It's interesting, but it's "just" an advanced transliteration mechanism. It would be even more interesting (and more fitting for this hea

I see it the same way. It's interesting, but it's "just" an advanced transliteration mechanism. It would be even more interesting (and more fitting for this headline) to make a language generator outputting unique words that are not based on a known language. For example, one might take an english dictionary and isolate word cores, then generate a different word for each core and apply rules to those in order to make nouns, adjectives, and verbs. Of course, it gets more complicated with custom sentence structures and grammar...