Which early machine translation system, developed in the 1950s at Georgetown University and IBM, is considered the first successful demonstration of machine translation technology?

The development of machine translation has been a fascinating journey in computational linguistics. From early rule-based systems to today's neural networks, language technology has transformed how we communicate across language barriers. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant milestone in the history of language technology that influenced the entire field of computational linguistics and natural language processing.

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Georgetown-IBM experiment (1954)
SYSTRAN (1968)
ALPAC system (1966)
MÉTÉO system (1976)