As impressive as it may be, these people should refrain from claiming 'human-like' translation from a system that has no way of 'knowing' anything about context, other than statistical occurrences.
It is certain that, on occasion, the system will make such mistakes as stating the opposite of what is being said in the first place, or attribute one action to the wrong person, and what not. Perhaps on average it's as good as a person, but this system will make mistakes that disqualifies it from being used without a bucket of salt.
It is certain that, on occasion, the system will make such mistakes as stating the opposite of what is being said in the first place, or attribute one action to the wrong person, and what not. Perhaps on average it's as good as a person, but this system will make mistakes that disqualifies it from being used without a bucket of salt.