Translation site lashed for 'shocking' racist explanations
Source: MalayMail
PARIS, March 1 A major translation website was lashed today for offering up anti-Semitic and racist explanations of words.
Users who typed nicer into Reverso looking for a French equivalent were offered the example: Hitler was a lot nicer to the Jews than they deserved.
A search of much nicer produced the result Dachau was much nicer than Auschwitz.
The French-based service used by more than 45 million people a month threw up equally hateful results for the word Jew.
There are too many Jews here, Here is the ultimate example of how the Jews control America and This is why the Jews are so dangerous it offered as examples of how the word is used.
Read more: https://www.malaymail.com/news/world/2019/03/01/translation-site-lashed-for-shocking-racist-explanations/1728261
This doesnt happen by accident. Someone programmed the site to work this way
UpInArms
(51,284 posts)What world have I awakened to this morning?
PatSeg
(47,541 posts)Like we've traveled back in time.
IronLionZion
(45,471 posts)they should find that person and fire him/her. And how did nobody check this person's work?
Maybe they had multiple Nazis
forklift
(401 posts)Hope they can find the people who wrote the code.
rpannier
(24,330 posts)That was done intentionally
47of74
(18,470 posts)FakeNoose
(32,674 posts)Looks like some Alt-right kid got in there and spoofed them when they weren't looking.
LiberalArkie
(15,722 posts)I think it was IBM that was trying to train an AI and it used Twitter and had to shut it down as it got too racist and vulgar
Humans are not as nice as we like to pretend we are. If a machine can earn to be racist, I wonder if the children also learn
47of74
(18,470 posts)They had to shut down Tay after about a day because of the Reich wing douche nozzles out there.
LiberalArkie
(15,722 posts)PatrickforO
(14,584 posts)I can remember some political talk show or other, after Trump had been elected but during those blessed few days we still had Obama.
The host was talking to some lady who was a noted author and historian.
She said she hoped we didn't have a holocaust.