Google said its AI language technologies now support more than 300 languages spoken by more than 7 billion people, framing the milestone as a shift from basic text translation toward speech, sign language, on-device models and community-built datasets. The company said the coverage represents 86% of the global population and reflects a two-decade effort that began with Google Translate in 2006.
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