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The Internet: Soon to be in One Global Language

Remember the Universal Translator in the Star Trek series? By 2012, we could be there!

According to scientist and author Ray Kurzweil (http://www.KurzweilAI.net), everyone connected to the Internet will be speaking the same language. And that's one quarter of the people on Earth, according to a report from the Jupiter Research Company.

How can we have a global language? IBM already has it going, with software that is currently being used to translate Chinese and Arabic television programs into English. Plus they already have in the field, 2-way translators programmed with tens of thousands of words, for our people to use in Iraq.

One-Language Software Already Exists

But more than that, we have Los Angeles-based company Language Weaver, (http://www.languageweaver.com/home.asp) which has developed automatic translation software which can translate as fast as you can type (or talk).

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There are many applications of this technology, but for your Internet business, it means you soon will be able to go global without having to have different sites for different languages.

As Captain Picard would say, "Engage!" (Or he might say "Earl Gray, hot" in Bajor.)