Google Translate can never be wholly accurate and sometimes also has limited features, so it can’t always be used for commercial and business purposes. That’s why human translation agencies still exist. However, translating between human languages is something which artificial intelligence (AI) has proven to be very competent at, so it could mean a threat to human translators. But what if the best of both are combined to offer a more reliable and a professional service to commercial clients?
A Slovenia-based startup is already doing that via its translation platform app dubbed as TAIA, and they’re continually working hard to fill the void.
TAIA: So, how does it work?
The app is built using deep learning algorithms, AI, automation and professional human expertise, enables logic, accuracy and consistent quality of language translations in real-time....