Content translation/Machine Translation/Google Translate/id

Dukungan terjemahan mesin untuk Terjemahan Konten sekarang telah semakin diperluas. Selain Apertium, LingoCloud, Matxin, Yandex dan Youdao, kami sekarang menambahkan Google Translate (Google Terjemahan) ke daftar sitem terjemahan mesin (MT) yang tersedia kepada pengguna Terjemahan Konten. Ini akan menambahkan dukungan terjemahan mesin untuk lebih dari 100 bahasa, termasuk banyak bahasa baru yang sebelumnya tidak dilayani oleh sistem yang ada.

Google Translate disediakan oleh Google – sebuah perusahaan teknologi multinasional berbasis AS. Berbagai tim di dalam Wikimedia Foundation dan Google telah berkolaborasi untuk mencapai persetujuan yang akan memungkinkan penggunaan Google Translate tanpa mengompromikan kebijakan Wikipedia mengenai atribusi hak, privasi pengguna kami, dan representasi merek. Silakan baca lebih banyak detail persetujuannya dan kami akan senang untuk mendengar pertanyaan yang Anda mungkin punya mengenai layanan ini.

Fitur-fitur kunci

 * Tidak ada informasi pribadi yang dikirim ke Google Translate. Sistem MT akan diakses melalui layanan awan Google. Konten artikel (berlisensi bebas) dikirim ke peladen Google lewat peladen Wikimedia Foundation. Tidak ada komunikasi langsung yang terjadi antara pengguna dan layanan eksternal dan tidak ada informasi pribadi (IP, nama pengguna) yang dikirim ke peladen Google. Klien yang menghubungi peladen Google bersumber terbuka dan Anda bisa memeriksanya di sini. Tidak ada layanan atau kode Google yang menjadi bagian dari infrastruktur Wikimedia atau basis kode Terjemahan Konten. Untuk detail lebih lanjut, lihat diagram pengaturan teknis di akhir bagian.
 * Informasi diberikan dari Google Translate di bawah lisensi bebas. Ketika Google Translate digunakan, diperoleh versi terjemahan dari konten Wikipedia di bawah lisensi bebas. Pengguna bisa mengubah dan menerbitkannya sebagai bagian dari Wikipedia tanpa konflik dengan kebijakan yang ada. Konten hasil terjemahan Google Translate dan perubahan yang dibuat pengguna akan tersedia di bawah lisensi yang sama dengan yang digunakan untuk semua artikel di Wikipedia.
 * Menguntungkan komunitas terjemahan sumber terbuka yang lebih luas. Terjemahan yang diperoleh dari Google Translate dan perubahan yang dibuat pengguna akan disediakan secara umum. Terjemahan pasca-suntingan sangat diminati oleh komunitas penelitian terjemahan yang bisa menggunakan sumber daya ini untuk membuat layanan terjemahan baru untuk mendukung bahasa-bahasa yang belum disediakan oleh terjemahan mesin sumber terbuka. Ini akan membantu para pengembang membuat dan meningkatkan sistem terjemahan mesin.
 * Pengguna bisa menonaktifkannya. Terjemahan otomatis merupakan perkakas opsional dalam Terjemahan Konten. Pengguna punya pilihan untuk mematikannya apabila mereka tidak menganggapnya berguna untuk suatu alasan. Meskipun banyak pengguna Terjemahan Konten telah meminta layanan terjemahan ini, setiap pengguna boleh memilih apakah mereka akan menggunakannya atau tidak.

Kewajiban Google

 * Penggunaan kunci API Terjemahan mereka secara gratis kepada Wikimedia Foundation untuk memungkinkan para sukarelawan di situs-situs Wikimedia untuk menerjemahkan artikel dan karakter sebanyak yang diperlukan.

Kewajiban Wikimedia Foundation

 * Menyediakan versi suntingan sukarelawan dari teks yang diterjemahkan oleh perkakas terjemahan agar Google bisa meningkatkan perkakas mereka
 * Tidak ada data pribadi penerjemah yang akan dibagikan.
 * Hanya konten yang diterjemahkan, bahasanya, dan bahasa target terjemahan yang akan dikirim sebagai permintaan ke Google.
 * Terjemahan yang diterbitkan oleh para penerjemah, dengan ataupun tanpa bantuan layanan terjemahan mesin, akan disediakan dalam bentuk parallel corpora oleh API Terjemahan Konten. API ini akan dikembangkan secara bertahap dan hasilnya akan tersedia secara bebas bagi semua orang, tidak hanya Google.

Catatan penting

 * All content will remain licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0
 * Google is not requiring any "branding" on Wikimedia Sites outside of listing Google Translate as a translation tool option in the translation interface drop-down menu
 * There is no exchange of personal information of volunteers
 * The agreement is limited to 1 year, at which time we can reevaluate our needs
 * We are free to terminate the agreement for any reason, at any time
 * Agreement is governed by U.S. law

Questions about this service
We have addressed some immediate questions about Google in this section. This is also available in the Content Translation FAQ page.

What languages are being handled by Google Translate? Are there plans to add more?
Google Translate can be used to translate into all available languages except English, which is currently not enabled to use machine translation of any kind.

How is using Google Translate different than using Apertium?
As a user of Content Translation, you will not feel any difference on the translation interface as Google Translate will display the translated content in the same way Apertium currently does for the supported language pairs.

How is machine translation being done if I choose Google Translate?
Google Translate provides an API key that allows websites and other services to use their translation system. Content Translation also uses that unique API key to access Google Cloud services for Google Translate. When a user starts translating an article, the HTML content of each section of the source article is sent to Google Translate and a translated version is obtained and displayed on the respective translation column of Content Translation. Links and references are adapted as usual and users can modify the content as required.

This process continues for all the sections of the article being translated. For better performance, the translations for consecutive sections are pre-fetched. The user can save the unpublished translation (to work on it again at a later time) or publish the article in the usual manner. The article is published on Wikipedia like any other normal article with appropriate attribution and licenses.

Here’s a diagram of the process.

Google Translate is not based on open source software. Why are we using it?
Content Translation evolved from a long-standing need to bridge the gap in the amount of content between Wikipedias in different languages. Like all other software used on Wikimedia sites, Content Translation is also open source. In this particular case as well, we are using an open source client to interact with the external service and import freely licensed content in order to help users expand our free knowledge.

To use Google Translate we are not adding any proprietary software in the Content Translation code, or on the Wikimedia websites and servers. The service is free of charge as part of Google’s offering to the Wikimedia Foundation.

Only the freely available Wikipedia article content (in segments) is sent to the Google Translate and the obtained translated content is freely usable on Wikipedia pages. The translated content can be modified by users and this data is also available publicly under a free license through the Content Translation API. This is a valuable resource made available for the community to develop open source translation services for those languages where they don't exist yet.

After studying the implications carefully, we found the fact that the content was stored previously in a closed source service does not limit the freedom of our knowledge or our software in the present or the future. We have taken special care to make sure that the content provided is freely licensed to make sure it complies with Wikipedia policies. This includes a long process for legal and technical evaluation and compliance. The summary of our agreement is also available above.

From user feedback, we have seen that machine translation support is really helpful for users and we want to support all languages in the best way. Guided by the principles of Wikimedia Foundation's resolution to support free and open source software, we will prioritize the integration of open source services whenever they are available for a language. Apertium has been a critical part of Content Translation since its inception, but currently, it only provides machine translations for about 30 of the numerous possible language combination that Wikipedia can support.

Should I be worried about my personal information when using Google Translate?
Irrespective of the service being used, you can be sure that only Wikipedia content from existing articles is sent and only freely licensed content will be added back to the translation. No personal information is sent and communication with those services happen at the server side, so they are isolated from the user device. Please refer to this diagram for more details.

What if Google Translate is the only machine translation tool available and I don't want to use it?
Machine Translation is an optional feature in Content Translation that you can easily disable at will. If more machine translation systems are added for your languages, you can choose to enable MT again and select the MT service of your choice.

Will the content translated by Google Translate be free for use in Wikipedia?
Yes. The content received from Google Translate is otherwise freely available on the web translation platform. Content Translation receives it via an API key to make it seamlessly available on the translation interface. This content can be modified by the users (if necessary) and used in Wikipedia articles under free licenses.

Can this content be used for improving machine translation systems in general?
Yes. Translations made in Content Translation are saved in our database. This information will be made publicly available for anyone to use as translation examples to improve their translation services (from University research groups, open source projects to commercial companies, anyone!). The content can be accessed via the Content Translation API. Please note, only information related to translated text is publicly available. This includes – source and translated text, source, and target language information and an identifier for the segment of text.