However, Meta AI’s research team is a step ahead of this issue as they have used AI to translate Hokkien, a primarily Chinese oral language. So there’s a lot of promise that their research will be able to overcome this dilemma in due time.
Of course, when discussing a new AI machine translation, we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to try this new device. While using this platform, what makes it different from Google Translate’s platform is how accurate its speech-to-text is. With Google Translate, when using speech-to-text, it took a couple of tries before it finally got it right.
As you can see with Google Translate, when we used the norway mobile database speech-to-text, it couldn’t translate it to Filipino. It could only do so one language at a time.
to Metademolab’s Seamless, it could translate the speech-to-text content into three different languages. We could see it could maximize communication with various groups of people compared to conventional means.
The major problem with text translation is that it can be hard to use for the blind or visually impaired. This limits their ability to communicate with various people, especially non-native speakers, making traveling to other countries or meeting new people difficult. Metademolab’s Seamless initiative could help these users communicate more effectively and broaden their social interactions.
Forecasting the trajectory of metaverse technology is as thrilling as it is uncertain. However, if Metademolab’s vision is any indicator, the future promises further integration of our digital and physical realms. Society stands on the brink of an era where a fully realized metaverse’s economic, social, and even political implications might reshape our world. Below, We listed some potential societal and economic impacts brought by this new technological age with the rise of metaverse platforms.