I hadn't seen that one—I admit I hadn't read that far. What I did read struck me as somewhat decent Latin with few real grammatical mistakes.
Of course I wouldn't set that aside if I were to rate the text. I was just saying that apart from those words (which are a dead giveaway that the text is AI-generated) the Latin is kind of decent.
A whole lot worse. The text above can be read and understood easily. GT 10 years ago mostly just produced utterly ungrammatical and incomprehensible word salad (sometimes you could guess what the English might have been, sometimes it was so bad you couldn't even do that).
Yes, I suppose that's fair... at least here it is not particularly idiomatic but you can sort of work out what is meant (or at least what the English 'original' is) for a given definition of 'meaning'.
My son goes to an expensive private school where mobile phones aren't allowed in, and teachers communicate with the parents the old fashioned way, by writing notes in a paper journal. We've gone from paying for technology to paying to have less of it.
Right. So today you have to search for "islands" of where things are sort of as you remembered them to be.
I used his Schola site a little, for text updates (status updates). There was also an equivalent Ancient Greek one, Σχολη, which I also used. Alas, both eventually died. They had some good free resources also. Pity that they didn't survive.
That made me laugh. Yes, please, no Cicero.
