MTPE Outside the Box With AI (Part 1): From NMT to LLMs

28 Sep 2023
08:00 AM to 09:00 AM
Pacific Standard Time (Mexico) (UTC-08:00)

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The evolution of language technology has seen a transformative journey from Neural Machine Translation (NMT) to Large Language Models (LLMs). In essence, the journey from NMT to LLMs represents a paradigm shift - from specialized language tasks to comprehensive language understanding and generation, redefining how humans and machines interact with and through language.

In parallel, the evolution of post-editing, from its roots in improving Neural Machine Translation (NMT) to its current intersection with Large Language Models (LLMs), marks a significant shift in translation workflows. Originally conceived as a means of refining NMT-generated translations, post-editing has become more challenging with the advent of LLMs. As LLMs continue to refine their understanding of language nuance and context, post-editing is transforming into a collaborative process where human expertise guides AI-generated translations. This journey underscores the fusion of human skill and AI innovation that is shaping a new era of language translation. How do you safely open the door to MTPE when AI comes knocking? Join us for MTPE outside the box!

Audience
  • QA managers
  • Localization managers
  • MTPE Experts
Takeaways
  • Get insight into the transition from NMT to LLMs
  • Get insight into the impact of LLMs on MTPE and ethical challenges
  • Think outside the box with best MTPE practices for LLMs incorporation

 

Host organization: Ionian University

Event Speakers

Viveta Gene
Ionian University

Viveta Gene is a passionate and driven executive armed with 20+ years of experience in the translation and localization industry, having the title of the CEO at GTH Translation. She has a 360-degree view of the Translation and Localization Workflow thanks to her previous experience as a Language Solutions Specialist, Business Developer, Vendor Manager, Project Manager and Linguist. Her focus is to promote new trends in the industry, where translation skills meet MT technology and Localization Engineering. Machine translation engines, automated translation and post editing of machine translated output are amongst her fields of interest and the topic of her PhD Research.