A web-based translation algorithm offered by Translate will soon be available in Sinhala and a Tamil, according to Ann Lavin, Google Asia Pacific's Director of Public Policy and Government Affairs for Southeast Asia and Greater China.
The keynote speaker at this week's SLASSCOM CXO Breakfast Briefing in Colombo, one of the main themes put forward by Ms. Lavin's presentation was the need for careful thought when it came to the regulation of the Internet, so as to not over-regulate content and limit creativity, free speech, etc., stating that the Internet must be an "open, global, secure and resilient environment".
Wednesday, 11 September 2013
Sinhala and Tamil soon from Google Translate
Posted by lankaland at 08:19
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Sinhala and Tamil soon from Google Translate
2013-09-11T08:19:00-07:00
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