Well, this article is retarded, where shall I begin? Kodak killed by Internet companies, what a joke, Kodak died of its incompetence to transition from film to

Well, this article is retarded, where shall I begin? Kodak killed by Internet companies, what a joke, Kodak died of its incompetence to transition from film to digital tech -- Nikon, Canon & co. are still doing pretty well selling expensive camera gear. If anything, lots of people are buying these cameras to shoot their Instagram photos -- or at least, buying expensive smartphones that contain optics from traditional camera companies (Carl Zeiss is around since 1846... I guess old dogs can learn new tricks when they are smart). Translation software from Google/Bing "stealing" work from human translators?? That work was paid at some point, and if it was reused and repurposed, that's because it was made freely available by their copyright owners. For one thing, many of the training materials used by machine learning-based translation are official documents, e.g. from the United Nations and EU, because these are often long, complex, and their translation is both high-quality and focused on precision (which often doesn't happen with literature -- "traduttore, traditore").