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New machine translation model
June 29th, 2008
by Cleve Miller
Here’s a fascinating post about Chris Anderson’s much-discussed “End of Theory” article for Wired, with some interesting examples for the translation industry.
I just discovered Kevin Kelly’s site, and his Technium blog, which is actually a book in progress (perfect example of transparency and the web).
Kelly’s posts are like Paul Graham’s - every one a gem.
[Edit 6/30: an interesting rebuttal to Kelly’s post here.)