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Reddit's new AI translation could soon allow users anywhere to understand every comment in any language
Reddit is rolling out AI-powered translation to 35 countries, allowing users to translate their feeds and comments, growing its global influence.
Reddit Will Use AI to Expand Translation Services to 35 More Countries
Reddit users in 35 additional countries soon will be able to read and respond to posts and comments in the language of their choosing. AI will auto-translate posts and comments in either direction with a new feature that will roll out in the coming weeks.
Reddit is rolling out AI-powered translations to 35 countries
Well, Reddit is using AI in an attempt to lessen this issue. The company announced Redditors across more than 35 countries will soon be able to automatically translate their entire feeds. The tool first launched in France earlier this year.
Reddit extends machine-learning translation to 35 new countries, including Brazil and Spain
Reddit Inc. is rolling out machine-learning translation to 35 new countries, the social-media platform announced early Wednesday.
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