Artificial Intelligence has made huge strides forward in terms of automating numerous task in this century. One of the products of this technology is a voice translator from one language to another, which is generally embedded in mobile phones and computers. Even though it is quite helpful on many occasions, I believe that it might not vanish the dependency of human translators in future because of many reasons which are put forth in subsequent paragraphs.
To begin with, the prominent reason in this context is that this technology is futile in converting emotions of the speech or text. It is generally seen that a human translator often intimate emotions such as happiness, sadness, astonishment and so on while interpreting language. However, this aspect is devoid in this emerging technology of translation, owing to which it is unlikely that human translators can be fully replaced in future. For example, many audiobooks, which are being converted in many languages from the original one, are so mundane that readers often resort to ignore them because of lacking emotions.
In addition, automatic translators lack the ability to convert some metaphorically spoken words from one language to another. It is primarily due to the fact that the computer is still way far behind in understanding the context of the situation. In contrast, this is not the case with human translators who are expert in every angle in which words are spoken and written. This situation clearly depicts the role of the human translator, which seems impossible to intimate by the machines.
To conclude, although automatic systems are quite handy in converting small texts, yet I assert that this technology cannot replicate the human translators in terms of emotional intelligence as well as understanding the exact context of the spoken and written words.
Artificial Intelligence has made huge strides forward in terms of automating numerous task in this century. One of the products of this
technology
is a voice
translator
from one
language
to another, which is
generally
embedded in mobile phones and computers.
Even though
it is quite helpful on
many
occasions, I believe that it might not vanish the dependency of
human
translators
in future
because
of
many
reasons which
are put
forth in subsequent paragraphs.
To
begin
with, the prominent reason in this context is that this
technology
is futile in converting emotions of the speech or text. It is
generally
seen
that a
human
translator
often
intimate emotions such as happiness, sadness, astonishment and
so
on while interpreting
language
.
However
, this aspect is devoid in this emerging
technology
of translation, owing to which it is unlikely that
human
translators
can be
fully
replaced
in future
.
For example
,
many
audiobooks, which are
being converted
in
many
languages
from the original one, are
so
mundane that readers
often
resort to
ignore
them
because
of lacking emotions.
In addition
, automatic
translators
lack the ability to convert
some
metaphorically
spoken words from one
language
to another. It is
primarily
due to the fact that the computer is
still
way far behind in understanding the context of the situation.
In contrast
, this is not the case with
human
translators
who are expert in every angle in which words
are spoken
and written. This situation
clearly
depicts the role of the
human
translator
, which seems impossible to intimate by the machines.
To conclude
, although automatic systems are quite handy in converting
small
texts,
yet
I assert that this
technology
cannot replicate the
human
translators
in terms of emotional intelligence
as well
as understanding the exact context of the spoken and written words.