Give AI tool time to learn Manx, says Culture Vannin

Monday, 1 July 2024 14:23

Issues with a new feature on a popular artificial intelligence tool translating the Manx language have been causing tounges to wag.

Culture Vannin, as well as many locals, have noticed that Google Translate's recent addition of Manx Gaelic to its catalogue has incorrectly translated words when inputted.

However, the body says that people should let it take its time to get used to learning the language, as it's early days.

Ruth Keggin of Culture Vannin explained more:

Anyone eager to learn more about the Manx language can find out more here.

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