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    The document provides an overview of the history and development of machine translation from early experiments in the 1950s to modern neural machine translation systems. It references seminal works on the topic from researchers like Hutchins who studied early mechanical translation efforts. More recently, papers from Google and others introduced neural machine translation using attention mechanisms which helped bridge the gap between human and machine performance. The development of self-supervised models like GPT-3 show how large language models can learn from unlabeled data, and prompt engineering aims to ensure these systems are robust and beneficial.

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