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Imagine drinking coffee in a busy Parisian cafe and having a lively discussion with a local on how French croissants are superior to their American counterparts. There’s only one problem: The conversation is in rapid French. AI translation is here, ready to transform that intimidating dialogue into a friendly conversation.

AI translation works by teaching a parrot to speak fluently and understand what is being said. It’s not just about mimicking sounds, but also about genuinely understanding the meaning of the words. This parrot is like a linguistic encyclopedia that eats whole dictionaries, and then becomes your best friend when you’re at social gatherings. It whispers translations into your ear. It’s not perfect, but it is a game changer.

Let’s get down to the nuts and bolts. AI translation can perform some magic using “machine learning” or “neural network.” These fancy terms are like chefs creating culinary miracles. You don’t have to see each whisk or spatula in order to know that they’re working. The translators process the language patterns and translate them in a way that is usually not bad. They are great at getting the point across.

Every hero, however, has a flaw. AI translation is often hampered by idioms and colloquialisms which don’t bridge the language gap. Imagine that when English speakers say “Break A Leg!” they are translated into another foreign language. Someone will look at you with a confused expression, perhaps checking for crutches and bandages. The more people who use these systems the better they become. This linguistic parrot will learn from every person it talks to, and become better at understanding people.

Here’s an interesting little nugget. Human translators were responsible for all the translations two million years ago. The words were rolled like dice during word games. They maintained harmony in their language. Today, Google Translate is available on our phones and we can translate any language. Voila! With just a click or tap. The answer is displayed in machine-processed syntactic form.

But not everyone agrees that computers should take over. Remember those movies in which humanity created tech that tried to take over the world? It sounds crazy, but translations still need a human touch. Just as spreadsheets did not completely replace accountants, machines cannot replace human translators. They help by bouncing around ideas to improve global chats.

AI translation is changing the way professionals work in fields such as legal, medical and technical. Ability to share information across cultural boundaries? It’s not science fiction anymore, it’s science fact. These digital misunderstand fixers can be used to revise manuals, contracts and legalese.

These words are not the Holy Grail of Language, but they can be a life-raft for companies that want to cross international waters. It opens doors, broadens horizons–a real boon! Before you ask, no, AI will not agonize about whether or not to use “whom”, “who”, in the emails that your boss wants you write. So breathe easy.

AI translation is a great way to spice up a conversation. Whether it’s facilitating global negotiations, making traveling more enjoyable, or resulting in quirky interactions which double as educational moments, AI Translation will definitely spice up your little chat. Who knows where this journey is going to take us? AI is progressing in the same way that our feathered friend’s learn new words.