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Google Translate is a multilingual machine translation service used by many people across the world. This talk is going to take a look at how this product has evolved over the years and describe the algorithms used to perform language translation, focusing on Neural Machine Translation. Furthermore, I will discuss some of the newest features and the drawbacks this service still has.

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