Yeah, but LLMs are more specific, so it's a subset.
Also, LLMs use "in-context learning" ie you actually ask it "hey, translate this" and then it has a conversation with you where you can ask to clarify or provide word definitions.
Google Translate is more hardcoded; a big problem with it is that it can't explain any of the decisions it's made or show its uncertainty about anything.
Of course, neither of these are reliable since they hallucinate.
I favor ChatGPT over Google Translate now. ChatGPT has the added benefit it is focused on providing helpful answers, so if it comes across something almost untranslatable, it will be able to address that and provide an explanation in the style of a footpage note.
Also, LLMs use "in-context learning" ie you actually ask it "hey, translate this" and then it has a conversation with you where you can ask to clarify or provide word definitions.
Google Translate is more hardcoded; a big problem with it is that it can't explain any of the decisions it's made or show its uncertainty about anything.
Of course, neither of these are reliable since they hallucinate.