Don't let the behavior tech bros convince you to dislike one of the only legitimate, and beautiful uses of technology that can unite people from all corners of the earth.
Sure they will have inaccuracies. Sure it requires more electricity than opening a pocket dictionary. But people will use these tools to understand each other and their cultures better, fostering good will and breaking efforts to propagandize us against each other. Many people will choose to learn once dying languages after using these tools. Many young people will communicate with their grandparents for the first time in their native tongue because of translation apps.
I share the same apprehension with using them as an authoritative source, but I think flaws and all, the benefits of trying to communicate across language barriers will be orders of magnitude more impactful than their downsides.
The number of people I have had interesting conversations with due to (the extremely error prone) translation capabilities on 小红书 is already large even after only a few months on the service. These cultural exchanges would have been impossible or extremely laborious a few years ago.
Idk who would find this fun besides middle school students.
(I'm unfamiliar with Rocky Horror Picture Show)