ChatGPT Translator

Computer translators have been getting better over the last few years or so, but the accuracy with which they can translate certain phrases is still questionable. If there's some serious translation to be done, it's best to have a specialist handle it, as computers often fail to translate certain colloquialisms properly and other "off the record" constructions like such.

All of this may change with the advancements in artificial intelligence. ChatGPT Translator is an open-source desktop translator that uses an AI model to handle your translations, which should in theory provide better results.

Most of you may already be familiar with ChatGPT and its rather interesting responses, so using a language model like such might just be able to give you better, more accurate translations. Before translating anything, you'll have to generate an API key via your OpenAI account. It's a process that shouldn't take much time at all, but do note that you'll require a phone number to register if you haven't already.

After that, it's time to translate. Text that is pasted onto the interface will be automatically recognized by the program, and provided a suitable translation shortly after. Make sure to select a language for your translation, and the result should come within 10 seconds or so. The amount of system resources used to generate a translation is negligible on a modern machine.

As for the translation results, they're quite accurate. It's best to proofread a translation before publishing it anywhere, as it is possible for the software to misinterpret certain words or phrases. It's also worth noting that the selection of languages could be a bit larger.

The software defaults to the gpt 3.5-turbo model, which is reportedly "the best model to date for non-chat use cases" per OpenAI. More specifically, the 0301 version is used here, but you can also opt for the base turbo.

As it stands, ChatGPT Translator is a competent new addition to the translator market. It's pretty easy to get started with, and the translations it generates are more than acceptable.