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OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Translate web tool was measured against Google Translate across casual, technical, and literary texts. Both services handled the translations well, with ChatGPT offering a simple dual‑pane interface and style tweaks, while Google retained its broader media support and brevity. The review found no decisive winner, suggesting users may choose based on personal preference as ChatGPT continues to evolve. Ler mais

OpenAI has introduced a new translation interface at chatgpt.com/translate, offering users a simple text‑to‑text translation tool that mirrors familiar services like Google Translate. The page supports translation in 50 languages and links directly to ChatGPT's main chat interface, where users can refine translations, adjust tone, or request explanations suitable for children. Sample prompts appear as one‑click buttons, and the system also hints at future capabilities such as voice and image inputs. The rollout arrives as Google expands its own AI‑driven translation features, highlighting a competitive push in the language‑technology market. Ler mais

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Translate, a web‑based translation service that aims to compete directly with Google Translate. The tool offers a simple two‑box interface for source and target text, supports translation from text, images, and voice (though image translation is not yet functional), and includes style presets such as “business formal.” While Google Translate allows uploads of documents, images, and entire webpages, ChatGPT Translate currently handles only text on desktop and text or microphone input on mobile browsers. No dedicated app has been announced, and OpenAI has not disclosed which AI model powers the service. Ler mais

Google is rolling out live translation for all earbuds on Android in a beta program that begins in the United States, Mexico and India. The update, part of Google Translate, now preserves tone, emphasis and cadence, and supports more than 70 languages. At the same time, the company is enhancing its Gemini AI to better handle idioms, slang and local expressions. Google’s language‑learning features also receive upgrades, adding pronunciation notes, progress tracking and expanding to 20 new countries, including Germany, Sweden and Taiwan. An iOS version is planned for later, with broader availability expected in 2026. Ler mais

Google has begun rolling out a new version of its Translate app that introduces an AI model picker, letting users choose between a fast, efficiency‑focused mode and an Advanced mode powered by Gemini. The feature currently appears for some iOS users and supports English‑French and English‑Spanish translations in the Advanced setting. Early testing shows the Gemini‑driven mode delivers more nuanced and accurate translations at the cost of speed, while still acknowledging that AI‑generated output can contain errors. Ler mais