Summary
Google Translate is a good example of disruptive marketing. As shown, the theory, the model, and even the cloud architecture are over 10 years old. But each time one of the hundreds of millions of users stumbles across it, it creates more disruption by hooking the user onto Google solutions. The user will come back again and again to view more advertisements, and everyone is happy!
AI has only just begun. Google Translate has been around since 2006. However, the results still leave room for developers, linguists, and mathematicians to improve upon. Google has added a neural network and offers other models to improve translations by analyzing whole sentences. How long will it take to be really reliable? In the meantime, the world community is moving AI forward beyond the cutting edge into Frontierland.
In this chapter, we first carefully explored the difference between inventing and innovation. An innovation has an impact on the rest of the market. An invention...
