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Posted on 30/01/201528/01/2015 by Rafael Scapin

Are we getting closer to having a real universal translator?

We asked  Roland Kuhn, the Statistical Machine Translation lead at the National Research Council Canada, to weigh in on the future of machine translation and speech recognition.

http://www.cbc.ca/radio/spark/272-your-home-is-always-listening-criminal-robots-the-internet-of-emotional-things-and-more-1.2912757/are-we-getting-closer-to-having-a-real-universal-translator-1.2912818

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