Dr. Michio Kaku, PhD, is a professor of theoretical physics, host of the “Science Fantastic” radio program, and author of several books. His latest is “Quantum Supremacy: How the Quantum Computer Revolution Will Change Everything.” It is available now.www.mkaku.org
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Wow – I thought that Michio was a Meterorologist. Amazing how many shows he can get on. Maybe cooking shows next?
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Regarding simultaneous translation, I am an interpreter, this is my job and my life. The problem with simultaneous translation is not technical, it isn´t a hardware issue either, the problem with it (and this is why we are called interpreters and not translators), is that speech is imperfect, it is also culturally different. As an example; A japanese businessman will say "I will do everything in my power to get this done", and this actually means "NO", he says this because culturally, it is extremely unpolite to say no. Also you will find people form India who really believe they can speak english, but their english is "polluted" by Indi phonemes which does not allow them to pronounce properly unless they have learned the language before puberty. Another case, is a person with a British background will say "boot" when he names the "trunk" of a car, or a Chilean spanish speaker will call a baby a "guagua", while a cuban will call a bus a "guagua" and a Spanish person will call it a "Bebé", this happens because native american languages are embedded in latin american spanish, and each latin american country was home to several tribes with different languages, and these languages merged into spanish, creating regional sub-languages; In the north of Argentina young people are called "Guris", which comes from Guaraní language (native tribe that lived in what now is Southern Brazil, Paraguay and Northern Argentina) and locals will pluralize the word in Spanish by adding "es", ending in "Gurises" (group of young people). Australians will use the wrong vowel sound (for an american) when speaking, anb example is the "Gadday" (For good day). Another case in point is US citizens calling themselves "American" (because they call their country America, and Peruvians calling themselves Americans because they are form the continent called America. Also, accents and specific technical languages are another animal altogether. So far, these machines have failed miserably, (proof of this is that i still have a job), however; human interpreters do better, but are not infallible either.
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