Which machine translation product was the first to be widely advertised to mainstream consumers as having 'near-human translation quality' despite its limitations?

The field of machine translation has evolved dramatically over the decades, transforming how language services are marketed and sold. Before neural networks and deep learning became commonplace, different approaches dominated the machine translation landscape. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal product in machine translation history that changed how language technologies were advertised and commercialized to the public.

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Google Translate (2006)
SYSTRAN for AltaVista's Babelfish (1997)
IBM's Candide System (1993)
Microsoft Translator (2009)