Language Industry (Artificial) Intelligence — Slator Answers
The European Language Equality project is calling for support from the language community to endorse its strategic agenda for digital language equality in Europe by 2030.
EU’s DG CONNECT awards a EUR 8m contract to create a platform and marketplace for multilingual language data sharing and exchange.
As more language service providers explore data collection and annotation, a new study shows large language models generate more diverse content, while humans excel at rating it.
Despite growth in New Markets, AI data leader Appen reports 2% revenue decline in H1 2021, with net profit after tax down 55%, sending the share price down to 2018 levels.
Students of linguistics will likely run into Python, the most popular programming language for learning translation technology today given its user-friendliness and ubiquity.
Language service providers Venga Global and e2f along with renowned publisher Oxford Languages discuss data-for-AI services, AI use cases, and supplier recruitment challenges.
Workforce management is essential to an LSP’s core activities of translation and localization and may also be the golden ticket to new revenue streams in data-for-AI services.
Data-for-AI services are a new and highly specialized sub-industry of AI. But how exactly are text, image, and speech data used in an LSP’s end-customer segment?
44-page report on the data-for-AI market, guiding LSPs on how to enter and scale in the fast-growing market of creating, collecting, and annotating data for artificial intelligence applications.
Australia-listed language data provider Appen downgrades FY EBITDA guidance by ca. 16% after disappointing November, California lockdowns, and absence of pre-Christmas spike.
Pangeanic's milestone boosts its research and development capabilities for machine translation and Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies.
Australia-listed data annotation provider Appen shares Covid-19 update and guides investors on 2020 profit expectations.
Key highlights and insights from SlatorCon Amsterdam 2019 including video interview, photos, and speaker presentations.
MT and speech recognition company AppTek expands natural language understanding (NLU) capabilities with acquisition of speech technology provider Ignite-Tek.
In crucial step toward planned private equity sale, language service provider Summa Linguae signs deal to buy Canada-based localization and data annotation provider Globalme.
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