Historical Events tagged with "language processing"

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Science & Technology

First Public Demonstration of Machine Translation

January 7th, 1954 71 years ago

In New York, IBM showcased the capabilities of a pioneering machine translation system that could automatically translate natural languages. The demonstration highlighted the power of computers to work with human language, using a presentation that translated simple sentences from English to Russian in real-time. This event marked a significant milestone in the field of artificial intelligence and language processing, drawing the attention of scientists, linguists, and industry leaders.

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