Can Machine Translation Facilitate Better Global Meetings in a Common Language?
Computer researchers at the University of Maryland experiment with machine translation to show how global meetings can be optimized.
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Computer researchers at the University of Maryland experiment with machine translation to show how global meetings can be optimized.
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.
US government earmarks USD 14m for research into automated translations of low-resource language material for the intelligence community. System will be able to retrieve info, translate, and summarize in English with capacity to translate 750m words daily.
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