Approved Discussion on Real-Time Universal Language Translators

[Ayzek]

As someone who believes that Software is Love and Software is Life, the Directorate:

• clarifies that it is considering a real-time language translator,
  
• approves this submission,
  
• affirms that the technology may be developed by any first-world country with a strong information technology field,
  
• grants Kazemura a leading role in its development (and consequently: a market advantage),
  
• establishes the following guidelines on the use of real-time language translators:
  the technology...
  • requires a computer no smaller than half the size of an average smartphone, be it an actual smartphone or a separate device;
    
  • may translate only known languages and dialects that have been programed into its device (and the device can be designed for any reasonable number of languages);
    
  • may be targeted (eg., use earpieces/devices for each speaker) or general (one device translating reasonably audible communications);
    
  • is not perfect and cannot translate more than one or three simultaneous inputs (depending on its design, though this does not apply to chats over larger computers, which are more capable), inputs from the background (possibly because the device is so designed due to technological limitations), and is noticeably slower if not set to a specific language/dialect (as checking a big ass database is not quick).