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A faulty translation to an obscure language is better than not having certain information available at all in that language, so I think "litter" is an unfair la
by Bostonian 3y ago
A faulty translation to an obscure language is better than not having certain information available at all in that language, so I think "litter" is an unfair label.
'That means that as trillions of bits of data are ingested for AI training operations, regions under-represented on the web, such as African nations and other countries with more obscure languages, will face greater challenges in establishing reliable—and grammatical—large language models. With few native resources to draw upon, they must heavily rely on tainted translations flooding the market.'
- carlosjobim 3y agoExactly. Something is better than nothing, and machine translations have recently improved significantly. Combined with human proof-reading, it's a great thing.