That is the only end game I would consider to be a full implementation of machine translation on par with human capabilities.
In cases where there is no direct equivalent or even an appropriate localization we usually resort to giving a long form explanation. If the machines can do that, they've won.
I can't see the current techniques getting us that far. It's going to require some new, creative thinking to really push the envelope.
In cases where there is no direct equivalent or even an appropriate localization we usually resort to giving a long form explanation. If the machines can do that, they've won.
I can't see the current techniques getting us that far. It's going to require some new, creative thinking to really push the envelope.