I may trial my theory with some experts in areas like chemistry and physics, where I’m quite sure my skills are limited. These are the sorts of things I detail in this article. If it’s epidemiology, economics, or some sort of population study, I can usually spot the problems quite easily. But in a world of Fiverr pseudo-self-appointed editors and increasingly prevalent open access with lower standards and rapid publication, only the smartest and most ethical clients use a specialist. The seemingly good news for me is that specialist editors should be in higher demand than ever. So, as a consequence, more than ever, Google is spitting out text in which a non-specialist would not spot terminology errors. Also, compared with Japanese, there is only one reading of Chinese characters, which leaves much less guesswork for the machine learning. Perhaps it’s the more-consistent patterns in the language. Perhaps it’s the sheer amount of data being input. Not sure why, because I don’t speak Chinese. It’s actually more cunning than ever because the tool seems especially well-trained for Chinese. Sure enough, it’s exactly what’s on the paper I was sent for editing. I know this because I get the original text and drop it in Google Translate to be sure. More than ever, I see the use of Google Translate. This website allows dissenting comments and beliefs, but our comment sections are not a forum for ongoing debate.Update in 2021: Since I wrote this in late-2018, it’s really only gotten worse. Please note: Approved comments do not constitute an endorsement by the ministry of Amazing Facts or by Pastor Doug Batchelor. Please do not comment in languages other than English.Comments containing telephone numbers or email addresses will not be approved.Comments containing URLs outside the family of Amazing Facts websites will not be approved.will be automatically deleted and the invitation to participate revoked. Comments that include name-calling, profanity, harassment, ridicule, etc.Comments made on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday may not be approved until the following Monday. We strive to approve comments the day they are made, but please allow at least 24 hours for your comment to appear. To help maintain a Christian environment, we closely moderate all comments. Due to staff size, we are unable to answer Bible questions posted in the comments. If you have a Bible question for Pastor Doug Batchelor or the Amazing Facts Bible answer team, please submit it by clicking here.
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