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Google announces a range of features to help break down language barriers in India Google announces a range of features to help break down language barriers in India Advertisement Google today announced a range of features that will help deliver an even richer language experience to millions across India. The team at Google Research India has announced a new machine learning model to help better understand human language. It is known as MuRIL (Multilingual Representations for Indian Languages).    MuRIL provides support for transliterated text such as when writing Hindi using Roman script, ...

Google expands languages push to serve non-English speakers in India There are more than 600 million internet users in India, but only a fraction of this population is fluent in English. Most online services and much of the content on the web currently, however, are available exclusively in English. This language barrier continues to contribute to a digital divide in the world’s second-largest internet market that has limited hundreds of millions of users’ rendition of the world wide web to a select few websites and services. So it comes as no surprise that American tech giants, which are...

Google strengthens language capabilities to drive internet adoption in India The addition of these features is part of Google’s effort to solve challenges around consumption, communication and creation of content in local Indian languages on the internet, Google India Country Head and Vice President Sanjay Gupta said during the Google L10n virtual event. PTI Source: Reuters Google on Thursday said it is adding capabilities that will make it easier for people to get search results and navigate on Google Maps in additional Indian languages, and eve...

Google’s new open-source AI model understands Indic languages better Story by Shares Google’s various products, such as Search and Assistant, are already available in India in multiple local languages. The company is now turning to a new AI to potentially make more of its offerings accessible to Indic language speakers — more specifically, it’s using a technology called MuRIL. At its virtual event today, the Big G unveiled a new language model called Multilingual Representations for Indian Languages (MuRIL). This is the first model to support interoperation between 1...