Google's artificial intelligence goes from translating languages ​​to creating its own

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We have known for a long time that one of the points where Google seems to be most interested in introducing its system of Artificial Intelligence it is both in your search engines and in your translator. Thanks to this and due to the great progress achieved, from Google, just a few weeks ago, they told us that they were integrating a neural network system in their language translation service which, in turn, was offering quite relevant results.

Now, after all this time of implementation and testing, we learn that this system is not only capable of translating any language with a speed and precision worthy of admiration, but at this point it is capable of create your own language. All this has been caused by the way of working of the service itself where, until now, English was used as an intermediate bridge for languages ​​such as Japanese and Korean, an intermediate language that, as a test, was eliminated from the algorithm by those responsible from service.

Google discovers that its artificial intelligence system has been able to create its own language.

The result of this test was quite unique since Google's translation system apparently created an interlingua, that is, its own artificial language in order to complete the translation. Unfortunately, and despite the fact that the creators of the Google translation system believe for sure that the platform has created its own language, for now, it is impossible to know much more about this artificial language because the internal processes used by neural networks are very difficult to describe.

As is logical, with this news there have been many who have thrown the bells to the flight, without going any further, from TechCrunch, they assure that this type of progress would do nothing more than demonstrate that today the machines could be talking to each other without us noticing and, as is the case, if we realized it, we could not understand what they are saying.

Further information: Google Research Blog


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  1.   Rodo said

    Whoever wants to do that