[Tyler]

Why Machines Alone Cannot Solve the World's Translation Problem
9 January 2014, 12:00 am

Sixty years ago this week, scientists at Georgetown and IBM lauded their machine translation "brain," known as the 701 computer. The "brain" had successfully translated multiple sentences from Russian into English, leading the researchers to confidently claim that translation would be fully handled by machines in "the next few years. Huffington PostLink.

Source: AI in the News

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[lordjakian]

Google translate has solved everything.  All college papers should be written in a way where google translate is correct.   (Emoticon/eyes pointing in different directions, tongue hanging out)

Machines don't have good body language.  Slang changes....