Alibaba Launches ‘Completely Revamped’ Translation Infrastructure – slator.com
[ad_1] Hangzhou (China)-based e-commerce and tech conglomerate Alibaba has announced that it has released a proprietary large language model (LLM) that is “better than products offered by Google, DeepL, and ChatGPT.” Shots fired. The proprietary LLM — known as “Marco MT” — is to be deployed across Alibaba’s existing translation offering launched last year to […]
‘Don’t Be Too Scared of LLMs’, Machine Translation Pioneers Caution at AMTA – slator.com
[ad_1] Since its first conference, in 1994, the Association for Machine Translation in the Americas (AMTA), the North American branch of the International Association for Machine Translation, has aimed to bring together machine translation (MT) researchers and buyers to talk shop and explore the challenges, and opportunities, of the field. In October 2024, AMTA hosted […]
Google Finds ‘Refusal to Translate’ Most Common Form of LLM Verbosity – slator.com
[ad_1] In an October 1, 2024 paper, researchers from Google identified a key challenge in evaluating large language models (LLMs) for machine translation (MT): verbosity. The term verbosity refers to instances where LLMs offer reasoning insights behind their translation choices, provide multiple translations, or even refuse to translate certain content. The researchers explained that, unlike […]
Software Localization Market Size, Share | Forecast
[ad_1] Software Localization Market Statistics, 2032 The global software localization market was valued at $5.9 billion in 2022, and is projected to reach $15.6 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 10.6% from 2023 to 2032. Software localization refers to the process of adapting software applications, websites, or digital content to meet the linguistic, […]
Localization Tech Trailblazer Alon Lavie joins Phrase as VP of AI Research
[ad_1] Phrase, the global leader in cloud-based localization software, today announced the appointment of localization industry leading authority Dr. Alon Lavie as its new Vice President of AI Research. Dr. Lavie will be joined by an expert team of machine learning engineers with whom he has worked for decades across different organizations. He and the […]
Microsoft and Johns Hopkins Unveil Multilingual AI Translation Model for 50 Languages – slator.com
[ad_1] In an October 4, 2024 paper, researchers from Johns Hopkins University and Microsoft, introduced X-ALMA, a large language model (LLM)-based multilingual translation model that delivers “top-tier performance” across 50 languages, regardless of resource availability. While many multilingual LLMs attempt to support hundreds of languages, they often struggle to maintain quality, especially for mid- and […]
Translation Companies Accelerating Adoption of Large Language Models, ALC Survey – slator.com
[ad_1] Large language models (LLMs) remain a topic of deep interest across the language industry, headlining conferences and analyses almost daily. But since 2023, a number of language service providers (LSPs) have taken the leap from theoretical to practical, and have incorporated LLMs into their translation workflows. More specifically, LSPs have begun to use LLMs […]
Software Localization Market Analysis – US,Canada,China,Germany,France
[ad_1] Software Localization Market Size 2024-2028 The software localization market size is forecast to increase by USD 2.33 billion at a CAGR of 7.51% between 2023 and 2028. The market is experiencing significant growth due to digital transformation and increasing software adoption in businesses worldwide. This trend is driving the need for accurate and culturally relevant […]
A Primer on Decoder-Only vs Encoder-Decoder Models for AI Translation – slator.com
[ad_1] Large language models (LLMs) have changed the game for machine translation (MT). LLMs vary in architecture, ranging from decoder-only designs to encoder-decoder frameworks. Encoder-decoder models, such as Google’s T5 and Meta’s BART, consist of two distinct components: an encoder and a decoder. The encoder processes the input (e.g., a sentence or document) and transforms […]
Leading a Boutique LSP with GORR Co-founders Gregor and Olivera Rosulnik – slator.com
[ad_1] Gregor and Olivera Rosulnik, Co-founders of Slovenia-based language service provider GORR, join SlatorPod to discuss their journey into the language industry, the challenges they faced, and the strategies they’ve employed to grow their business. Gregor and Olivera share how they initially targeted Slovenian companies, especially startups and scaleups, and after adjusting their focus, expanded […]