Read the excerpt from “A Computer Can Now Translate Languages as Well as a Human” by Vanessa Bates Ramirez. Bilingual pals can b
e hard to find, but Google’s new translation software may be an equally useful alternative. In a paper released last week, the authors noted that Google’s Neural Machine Translation system (GNMT) reduced translation errors by an average of 60% compared to Google’s phrase-based system. GMNT uses deep learning, a technology that aims to ‘think’ in the same way as a human brain. How does the meaning of the phrase “deep learning” impact the idea in the passage? A. It creates a sense of a lot of content to process. B. It creates a sense of weight and difficulty. C. It creates a sense that the program is highly intelligent. D. It creates a sense that the software is other-worldly.
C. It creates a sense that the program is highly intelligent.
Explanation:
According to the passage, the use of the phrase "deep learning" impacts the idea of the idea by creating the sense that the program is highly intelligent.
Based on thee passage, Google's new translation software GMNT is more efficient than Google's phrase-based system because it uses deep learning which implies that the program is highly intelligent.
