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Foreign-language
translation may prove to be just a bit more than computer can handle.
From the Tower of Babel (вавилонское столпотворение) on there have been
countless examples of mans inability to understand man. What hope is
there then for a machine to understand man, or even another machine?
Machines translators would be an enormous boon (благо) , especially to
science and technology. A machine translator would obviously be a great
aid. In the 1980s a machine was developed that can optically scan
the written characters and print out the translation. It has a program
that translates Chinese into English and English into Chinese. At a
press demonstration the programmer asked for a phrase to translate and a
reporter said: Out of sight, out of mind. The phrase was dutifully fed
into the computer, which replied by printing out a string of Chinese
characters. There, said the programmer, that means out of sight, out of
mind. The reporter was sceptical. I dont know Chinese and I dont know that that means out of sight, out of mind. Well, replied the engineer, its really quite simple. Well ask the other program to translate the Chinese into English. And
so once again a string of characters, this time Chinese, was fed into
the computer. The translation was typed out almost immediately and it
read: invisible idiot. In order to make communication between man
and machine as painless and easy as possible, the computer is being
taught not only to speak but also to listen. The Autonetics Corporation
has built a system completed with audio analysers and all of the complex
electronics needed to give a computer ears that will actually hear the
words spoken into its microphone. The vocabulary is still limited. During
a demonstration, the engineer spoke slowly and distinctly a handful of
the computers words, and the latter dutifully typed them back. But on
one word it failed. While counting one, two, three, the computer typed
back, one, two, four. Whereupon the demonstrator snapped idiot, and the
computer, in a veritable machine version of British aplomb, calmly
replied, Not in vocabulary.