Google Google is trying to make Google Translate more accurate by expanding the number of languages that are supported by its neural machine translation software.

Google Translate is getting a whole lot smarter, thanks to Google's implementation of machine learning, which is expanding to more languages.

Google today is announcing that web and mobile versions of Google Translate are now using a new neural machine translation system for all translations from Chinese into English — and the app ...

The Google Neural Machine Translation system 'surpasses' the results of all other machine-translation solutions currently available, with GNMT now being used for Chinese-to-English translations.

Most studies find that neural machine-translation models can translate only about 30 percent of novel excerpts—usually simple passages—with acceptable quality, as determined by native speakers.

But that’s changing today. Google is now rolling out offline Neural Machine Translation (NMT) support for 59 languages in the Translate apps.

Google is increasingly adding machine learning to many of its core products. The latest to benefit is Translate with a new Google Neural Machine Translation (GNMT) system that reduces errors by 55 ...

If you need to translate some text, Google Translate will usually get you in the ballpark, but it’s not perfect. Now, the company hopes to vastly improve its translations with neural learning.