Might be useful in life and death situations, interrogations, interviews etc. But it surely wont win Iraqi hearts though. You'd have to take the trouble to learn the language for that to happen.
Watching this is like it must have been when people saw the first computers or cell phones, it's just a software being developed, but that in the matter of a few years will become excellent, sophisticated, and really useful.
At the end, where the computer is translating "give him three of these tablets every four hours", I think the computer translated it into "500" tablets. It sounded like "khemis meet"-am I wrong?
This was posted nearly three years ago. It's probably a lot better now.
Ou8y2k2 1 year ago
@Ou8y2k2 its still pretty impressive to know that we have this technology
R0FLtaco 11 months ago
Might be useful in life and death situations, interrogations, interviews etc. But it surely wont win Iraqi hearts though. You'd have to take the trouble to learn the language for that to happen.
richerite 1 year ago
Watching this is like it must have been when people saw the first computers or cell phones, it's just a software being developed, but that in the matter of a few years will become excellent, sophisticated, and really useful.
DavithRedway 1 year ago
At the end, where the computer is translating "give him three of these tablets every four hours", I think the computer translated it into "500" tablets. It sounded like "khemis meet"-am I wrong?
ToListen 3 years ago
IT DID LOOOOOOOL
jeje818 2 years ago
@ToListen haha, yes it does say give him 500 tablets. The computer is trying to kill his son.
wecaan 1 year ago
Wow. Is this being used in Iraq today?
ToListen 3 years ago