The update should make translations in those languages much more accurate and easier to understand, says Google.
What if the Google translate could translate between two languages even those werent paired by the system previously?
And, thanks to machine learning, the answer is yes.
It can actually generate reasonable translations between two languages without resorting to another language as a bridge between them.
The method is called zero-shot.
Google announced the developments in ablog post, which was accompanied by aresearch paperpublished onArxiv.
With GNMT rolling out for eight language pairs, Google Translate got its biggest update ever.
The company hopes to add GNMT to all 103 languages in the system in the next few months.
The new and, obviously artificially intelligent Google Translate is live now.
Earlier this year, Google celebrated ten years of machine based translations.
More than one billion words are translated every day.
source: www.techworm.net
