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July 02, 2009

Podcast: The Rise Of The Machine (Translations)

Our latest featured podcast is Tim Walters's "The Rise Of The Machine (Translations)."

There has been a recent increase in the use of computers to translate information from one human language to another. In this podcast, senior analyst Tim Walters discusses the reasons for this boom in machine translation, how the two main types of machine translation work, and the business use cases for it.

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