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Has anybody noticed that the problem of machine translation has been, like, solved?

With all the fuss over AI and what it can do, I feel like we've totally glossed over the fact that AI has casually solved something that has been a problem for decades. I was born the year after the microprocessor was invented, and I've kept a very close eye on technology as it has developed. And t…

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  1. 2026-10-06 17:42 · r/artificial
    Has anybody noticed that the problem of machine translation has been, like, solved?

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