Lilt Adds 40th Language
Lilt now supports 40 languages after the addition of Bulgarian and Slovenian.
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Spence Green
Spence Green is CEO of Lilt, which builds intelligent software to automate enterprise language translation. He received a PhD in computer science from Stanford University, and a B.S. in computer engineering from the University of Virginia.
Lilt Launches First-Ever Adaptive Neural Machine Translation System
Translation startup, Lilt, has launched the next generation of human/machine translation: the neural feedback loop.
smartCAT and Lilt Announce Partnership
Translation Management Software (TMS) provider smartCAT and Lilt, an interactive and adaptive Machine Translation (MT) tool, partner to combine the latest in MT technology with a robust collaborative translation environment.
Machine Translation Assessment of Major Providers Causes Stir
Lilt Labs evaluates machine translation (MT) systems from Google, Microsoft, SDL, SYSTRAN, as well as Lilt's own MT; publishes findings.
Lilt Launches University Program
Lilt, an interactive, adaptive machine translation platform, has announced the launch of a University Program, which allows academic institutions to get free access to Lilt for their students and professors.
Lilt Launches “Lilt Labs” Because Post-Editing is Painful
Lilt - the tech startup where humans and machines meet to tear down language barriers - has announced the launch of labs.lilt.com. Lilt Labs is a collaborative effort between computational linguists, scientists and language professionals designed to address a growing and painful problem in the language space.
Lilt Launches Language Service Provider Partner Program
Lilt announces significant growth with new enterprises and language services providers, as well as a new LSP Partner program that allows LSPs to try Lilt for a limited-time, discounted rate.
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