Learn Turkish: Akıllı bir algoritma, insan hatasını imkânsız kılacaktır. - A smart algorithm will likely render human error impossible.

Kılmak is a formal auxiliary verb meaning "to render" or "to make (into a state)". While you might hear imkânsız yapacaktır in casual speech, kılmak is the natural choice in formal, written, or technical contexts when an adjective (like imkânsız) is used to describe a change in state.

Why does hatasını have both the -sı and -nı suffixes?

İnsan hatası (human error) is a noun compound, where -sı is the third-person possessive suffix linking "error" to "human". Because "human error" is the specific direct object being acted upon by the verb, it requires the accusative case. To attach it, we add the buffer consonant -n-, followed by the accusative suffix -ı, resulting in hatasını.

What does the -tır suffix add to kılacaktır?

Adding the -tır suffix (a form of -dir) to the future tense -acak creates a sense of formal certainty, an objective prediction, or a strong assumption (hence "will likely" or "is sure to"). It is heavily used in formal writing, journalism, and academic predictions to make a statement sound more authoritative or objective than just saying kılacak.

Why is there a comma after algoritma?