Video game fan translator says AI output is better than their own translation, deletes 3 years of work on project - "I was wasting my time"
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一位为游戏《つり星(Tsuriotsu)》做粉丝翻译的译者宣布放弃项目并删除了三年的翻译成果,承认AI翻译的质量已超过自己的人工翻译,坦言自己"在浪费时间"。
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