Palestinian person Arrested After Facebook Auto-Translates 'Good Morning' as 'Attack Them'
Image: APA Palestinian construction worker was arrested with Israeli police after Facebook incorrectly translated the text of 1 of his posts. Haaretz reports which the person uploaded a photo from his job at a construction website with the text "good morning" in Arabic. When officers used Facebook's automatic translation service to read the post, the text was mistranslated as "attack them" in Hebrew and "hurt them" in English. AdvertisementFacebook originally used Microsoft's translation AI, however began Utilizing a proprietary translation Programming in 2016. In the photo uploaded with the text, a person is propped versus a bulldozer at a West Bank construction site.
Israel police mistakenly arrest Palestinian person for writing 'good morning' on Facebook
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The Israel Police mistakenly arrested a Palestinian worker final 7 days because they relied on automatic translation Programming to translate a post he wrote on his Facebook page. The Palestinian was arrested after writing "good morning," that was misinterpreted; no Arabic-speaking police officer read the post before the man's arrest. In the photo he is leaning versus a bulldozer alongside the caption: "Good morning" in Arabic. It translated "good morning" as "attack them" in Hebrew and "hurt them" in English. The police agreed the correct translation was "good morning."The Palestinian person declined to speak with Haaretz.
Palestinian person Arrested After Facebook Auto-Translates 'Good Morning' as 'Attack Them'
Image: APA Palestinian construction worker was arrested with Israeli police after Facebook incorrectly translated the text of 1 of his posts. Haaretz reports which the person uploaded a photo from his job at a construction website with the text "good morning" in Arabic. When officers used Facebook's automatic translation service to read the post, the text was mistranslated as "attack them" in Hebrew and "hurt them" in English. AdvertisementFacebook originally used Microsoft's translation AI, however began Utilizing a proprietary translation Programming in 2016. In the photo uploaded with the text, a person is propped versus a bulldozer at a West Bank construction site.Israel Arrests Palestinian Because Facebook Translated 'Good Morning' to 'Attack Them'
As it stated in The election was annuled with the Supreme court of law because of huge irregularity. The World Jousting Championships sees Australia's better jousters go head-to-head with their international counterparts. The Championship aims to replicate the same combat conditions which featured in 15th century Europe, with knights wearing historically accurate armour weighing around 40kg. Getty21/32 23 September 2017 Freshmen students of Nanning College for Vocational tech balance bottles on their heads during their military training in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous zone of China. Over 200 mm of rain has fallen causing landslides, mudslides and the flooding of various rivers Getty ImagesIsrael police mistakenly arrest Palestinian person for writing 'good morning' on Facebook
The Israel Police mistakenly arrested a Palestinian worker final 7 days because they relied on automatic translation Programming to translate a post he wrote on his Facebook page. The Palestinian was arrested after writing "good morning," that was misinterpreted; no Arabic-speaking police officer read the post before the man's arrest. In the photo he is leaning versus a bulldozer alongside the caption: "Good morning" in Arabic. It translated "good morning" as "attack them" in Hebrew and "hurt them" in English. The police agreed the correct translation was "good morning."The Palestinian person declined to speak with Haaretz.
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