Localization Professionals Mourn the Demise of Microsoft’s Language Portal
To own or not to own (i.e., license) language tech; language companies plan to incorporate GPT into workflow; translators mourn “go-to resource” Microsoft Language Portal.
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To own or not to own (i.e., license) language tech; language companies plan to incorporate GPT into workflow; translators mourn “go-to resource” Microsoft Language Portal.
A Slator survey looks at the extent of LLM adoption by language service providers, and asks — what are generative AI’s most promising applications?
OpenAI enforces branding policies and sends messages with tight deadlines through a third party for companies using GPT as part of their name or product marks to change them.
Open AI updates data usage policies after a March 2023 data breach, states content sent via API will not be used to train LLMs, but consumer ChatGPT not included in terms.
Welocalize on how the language service industry is uniquely positioned to help corporations navigate the impending disruption.
AI is changing jobs even if most are not ready to make a career change, government attempt to control language is unpopular, and GPT hype is not over, though some of us are over it.
In addition to offering clients real-time English-French translation, Calgary, Alberta-headquartered TheNewswire will use GPT-4 tech to generate headlines for social media.
Machine translation researchers look at how to manipulate ChatGPT translation quality with different prompt strategies.
Custom.MT is hosting a workshop and a localization industry-first hackathon on prompt engineering to help professionals enhance their skillset.
As the language industry races to assess the business impact of large language models, we examine who were the top and worst performing listed language service providers since ChatGPT.
Exploring how LSP customers will use ChatGPT in their daily work. Mind Your Language Founder and CEO, Gerry Ball, shines a light on how executives intend to use ChatGPT in the workplace.
A group of researchers found that large language models produce hallucinations when machine translating ‘in the wild’ that are different from traditional models.
Clients asking about services around ChatGPT; ChatGPT impact on language industry; Google encouraging MT for app user interface; startups where readers would invest USD 1K.
New research identifies ideal temperature, prompts to bridge gap between conversation and translation; authors warn of ChatGPT’s “hallucinations” in non-English pairs.
Intento Co-Founder and CEO Konstantin Savenkov, Procore’s Jon Ritzdorf, and VMware’s Martin Xiao discussed GPT’s evolving abilities, possible impact on language industry.
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