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My point is that the AI will have that info understood as part of "being a translator," and react accordingly. The phenomenon you're describing is a basic fact
by Thraway198 3mo ago
My point is that the AI will have that info understood as part of "being a translator," and react accordingly. The phenomenon you're describing is a basic fact of linguistics. Many things don't have direct translations, but they are still translated by fluent speakers of both languages.
- asveikau 3mo agoI am fluent in both languages and I can't succinctly translate it. If I changed the meaning of the sentence, I could say, "can I study civil rights if I'm a lefty?" If it were text, I might give you the translation I already gave yesterday and add a footnote explaining the pun. Neither of these are ideal. One changes the meaning, the other is hard to understand.
- Thraway198 3mo agoOk, so if a human, which is at the top of this ability to translate, choose this route. What's the problem with an LLM-translatoin bot doing it? It would just do that, give a possible translation, and explain the issue.