> If good is defined by more factors than quality of translation, maybe.
That translates to 'is not good' in my language. Your low-key sarcasm is much appreciated.
That translates to 'is not good' in my language. Your low-key sarcasm is much appreciated.
The original line is more precise. In most cases, I need the gist of a block of text in an unfamiliar language. Google Translate is faster and cheaper than a human translator. That makes it better, for this purpose, than a human, despite its lower accuracy.
When I need legal documents translated, most human translators are not good enough. A specialist, and only a specialist, will do.