Recently, DeepL introduced a new tool called Clarify. After translating a text using DeepL Translate, users can click on a magnifying glass icon and see questions about their text. Was term X meant this way or that? Should this expression be translated with the original language in parentheses? Read more…
Over the last few years, there has been a growing trend towards using automated tools (such as generative AI or neural machine translation) for translation tasks. Some universities and publishers now even use them for translations of academic books and articles.
Although many people could only laugh or shake their head at the poor quality of translations produced by free online translation tools for many years, a new company has been shaking things up on the market since late 2017. DeepL offers free translation into and out of nine European languages with its neural machine translation tool (you can find a good explanation of how neural machine translation works here.
