Language differences remain a barrier for the global sharing of knowledge, and computers cannot process human language accurately. This session will describe an ambitious project called Duolingo, which aims to coordinate 100 million people to translate the Web into every major language for free.
Questions Answered
How can we incentivize 100 million people to work for free for the benefit of humanity?
How can people who don't know a second language help to translate the Web?
How can we guarantee that the contributed translations are accurate?
How can we maximize the efficiency of the contributors?
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