“AI Only” Translation by 2030: Realistic Goal or Dangerous Myth?
Member Webinar
More and more organizations are asking the same question: if AI can already translate and adapt content at scale, do we still need a human in the loop at all? Is a fully automated, “AI only” process realistic by 2030 for product content, documentation, training materials and business documents such as presentations and contracts?
In this panel discussion, representatives from the buyer, consultant and service provider sides will look at the question from every angle. We will examine whether “AI only” is truly possible, and for which content types and risk levels. We will also discuss what it could take to get there: the potential prerequisites for an organization, the stakeholders inside and outside the organization who would need to be involved, and the tools, processes and services that might be required.
Join us for an open and candid discussion on what “AI only” could really mean for organizations and the language industry by 2030.
Takeaways
- A clearer view of whether “AI only” could be realistic by 2030, and for which content types and risk levels
- An understanding of the prerequisites, stakeholders and in-house vs. supplier roles it could involve
- Insight into where the service focus may lie: automation consultancy, linguistic services such as terminology, data curation and QA, or a combination of both
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MEMBER TICKET
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FREE |
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NONMEMBER TICKET
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$35.00 |
Daniel Zielinski is an expert for global language logistics. At Loctimize he works for a wide range of international businesses and language service providers which appreciate the knowledge and experience of an independent expert with the courage to think outside of the box. Together with his team, he develops customized solutions, and supports clients from development through to implementation.
Gábor Bessenyei has been combining language and computers since 1994, starting as a translator of SAP software and later serving as IT manager, translation coordinator and board member at SAP Hungary (1997–2001). Founding managing partner and CEO of MorphoLogic Localisation since 2001 and co-founder of Globalese, a custom-engine machine translation system, he now focuses on AI-based translation technology and the processes and workflows around it.
More speakers will be announced soon.
