In an effort to create <a href="https://multilingual.com/meta-nllb-200/">artificial intelligence (AI)-powered translation</a> programs for unwritten, predominantly oral languages, Meta claims it has developed the first such program for Hokkien, a southern Chinese language that does not have a standardized writing system.

In an effort to create artificial intelligence (AI)-powered translation programs for unwritten, predominantly oral languages, Meta claims it has developed the first such program for Hokkien, a southern Chinese language that does not have a standardized writing system.

In an effort to create <a href="https://multilingual.com/meta-nllb-200/" rel="noopener noreferrer">artificial intelligence (AI)-powered translation</a> programs for unwritten, predominantly oral languages, Meta claims it has developed the first such program for Hokkien, a southern Chinese language that does not have a standardized writing system.

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