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Interprefy AG, the leading provider of managed interpreting technology and services, announces new partnership with Grip, a leading AI-powered matchmaking and networking solution for events.
As remote simultaneous interpreting (RSI) grows in popularity, interpreters trade views on how to charge recording fees for RSI sessions.
European Live Translator (ELITR) takes speech-to-speech translation one step further, backed by the academe, private sector, and government.
thebigword’s new CEO Joshua Gould talks about the competition, linguists, VC’s renewed interest in the language industry, and Brexit’s potential impact on operations.
Open access to remote simultaneous interpreting online. Thailand Prime Minister to present at 10am ICT.
Ministry seeks JPY 2bn (USD 19m) in 2020 budget for AI-powered simultaneous interpretation by 2025 World Expo; 2020 Tokyo Olympics chief interpreter discusses progress in interpreting technology.
Baidu launches API for speech-to-speech translation based on technology outlined in late-2018 research paper, which was criticized at the time for overpromising.
ISO, the body that develops international standards, has just published a new standard for legal interpreting services to promote equal access to justice, the law, and fair trials.
Real-time terminology assistance for simultaneous interpreters may be well on its way — but will it be truly useful in typical high-stakes environments?
Is working for the public sector different for translators? Has machine translation boosted your productivity? And is remote simultaneous interpreting the future staple?
What’s behind the arcane research paper that Baidu helped spin into a machine translation breakthrough celebrated across the media?
Zurich-based remote interpretation startup Interprefy has raised CHF 0.5m in funding and is now valued at CHF 11.5m. Former CLS CEO departs board while CEO of partner company joins new non-exec director.
US researchers outline how technology could be used to support the work of simultaneous interpreters. They propose analyzing the linguist’s performance on the fly via real-time quality feedback loop and offer help only when the interpreter is struggling.
While a handful of startups look to do away with expensive hardware for conference interpretation, US-based Conference Rental commits to an asset-heavy strategy with its European acquisition, which adds more vans, warehouses, and equipment.
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University, University of Hong Kong, and New York University say they are able to show "for the first time" that certain algorithms can perform simultaneous translation much better than previous segmentation-based algorithms.
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