DeepL has so far been able to keep up with and sometimes even outperform major tech giants like Google in terms of translation quality. The German startup is now introducing a new type of translation function that offers interactive editing suggestions for even more accurate translation results. — Photo: Christoph Dernbach/dpa
COLOGNE: DeepL has announced a new feature for its AI-powered translation software that is designed to offer interactive editing suggestions for even more accurate translation results.
Named "Clarify", the feature actively involves users in the translation process and helps them to adapt unclear or ambiguous text passages according to their own preferences, the German tech start-up's chief executive and founder Jarek Kutylowski said.
