Until quite recently, the task of teaching a computer to translate was considered a momentous (or, alternately, impossible) one. Linguists argued that human language, with its subtle connotations and regional slang and downright inexplicable grammatical nuances, was too much a creative art for technology to usurp.
How Computers Learned Swahili
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