Which detail from the text best supports. The idea that computers can’t always complete translation work accurately?

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The detail that every language has its slang and colloquialisms best supports the idea that computers can’t always complete translation work accurately.

<h3>What is a computer translation?</h3>

The translation done with the help of a computer software, where there is an application and use of artificial intelligence to translate texts from one language into multiple other languages.

However, the artificial intelligence used by the computer translations cannot understand the slangs and colloquialisms of a language that change in different parts or regions.

Hence, option B holds true regarding computer translation. The complete question has been attached as an image for better reference.

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