Google today is announcing that web and mobile versions of Google Translate are now using a new neural machine translation system for all translations from Chinese into English — and the app ...

Google Translate can now interpret Chinese to English with near human-level accuracy through the Google Neural Machine Translation system.

Google today said that it’s improving translations that are available through its Google Translate service for nine languages by using neural machine translation, a method that was recently ...

Now Google Translate will help those trying to translate English into Chinese for speaking purposes by providing a phonetic version of the translation in Roman characters.

Google Translate is rolling out updates that bring more languages to Tap to Translate and Word Lens, as well as improved offline mode.

Google Translate is getting a whole lot smarter, thanks to Google's implementation of machine learning, which is expanding to more languages.

This follows the first go at utilizing NMT in Translate last November, when English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Turkish all saw the same improvement.

Machine translation is something researchers at Google have been working on as well, including with its own machine learning technique for Chinese-English queries that also uses neural nets.