Machine Translation

We’ve decided to create another survey for our translators and asked them if they are using machine translation tools and how human translation is affected by the introduction of such tools. Check our the survey to see what our human translators think about this.

Machines are more and more replacing human workers due to the industrial revolution. Machines are generally stronger, faster and more efficient than humans. A lot of people are thus living under the fear that their jobs might one day be replaced with machines. What happens when it comes to translating languages? Machine vs human translation, which is better and what is the future of translation? Let's find out.

It's in the client's nature to be picky when it comes to getting a service and when they're not happy with the output (or just have a really bad day), they may imply that the translator used machine translation for their job, although it is well known the fact that a real professional would not use a tool like Google Translate in order to speed up his work.

Machine translations have become very popular over the past few years. It is of course the cheapest way to translate anything simply because most of the machine translators are free to use. However, do they always offer the best?