I have read your papers on Yarrow and was impressed both with the algorithm and your discussions of the importance/vulnerablities of Pseudorandom Number Generators. It seems to me that PRNGs can be just as important a component of a protocol as the algorithm or keys themselves. How important do feel they are? Do you see this role increasing/decreasing in the future with new technologies and developments (Quantum Computing/Encryption)? What do you see as their future?
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Does anyone know what kind of accuracy and speed these things(or the engine behind the translation) are going to have?
How extensive are the dictionaries?
I haven't seen many impressive systems to translate text, let alone voice, so I am a little skeptical...
I have read your papers on Yarrow and was impressed both with the algorithm and your discussions of the importance/vulnerablities of Pseudorandom Number Generators. It seems to me that PRNGs can be just as important a component of a protocol as the algorithm or keys themselves. How important do feel they are? Do you see this role increasing/decreasing in the future with new technologies and developments (Quantum Computing/Encryption)? What do you see as their future?
thanks
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