
The Risks of Neural Machine Translation in Immigration Law
With 3.6 million cases pending in immigration courts and asylum applications doubling annually since 2022, managing multilingual evidence at scale has become operationally critical. But speed creates risk. In 2020, a Pashto-speaking asylum applicant faced credibility questions when her written application contradicted her interview testimony. The problem wasn’t what she said. It was how the…

The Rise of Neural Machine Translation And Accuracy Concerns
Neural machine translation has revolutionized the language services industry over the last decade. It’s faster, more fluid, and far more advanced than the statistical or rule-based systems of the past. For businesses that feel compelled to go global, neural machine translation offers a tempting allure: inexpensive, nearly instant translation into hundreds of languages, as seen…

Space Exploration And The Role of Aerospace Translation
Much of the universe is a mystery to us. Humans have made it their mission to learn out more about its secrets. Since this is an international task involving people from different countries, clear communication is essential, requiring the role of aerospace translation services. The First Lunar Landing And The Role Of Aerospace Translation…

How To Use UI Localization To Reach Global Audiences
In our modern world, it takes more than simple translation to connect with a global audience. A successful approach involves taking into account cultural differences and localization industry standards, all while keeping user experiences culturally-responsive, inclusive, and localized. To achieve this, we recommend following these tips and seeking the assistance of an international translation agency,…

How Human And AI Translation Can Work Hand-In-Hand
Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer in the world of professional translation and localization services. As a result, incorporating AI tools like ChatGPT and OpenAI has become a topic of intense interest as firms seek to expand into new global markets. Moreover, it sheds light on how AI translation tools might improve efficiency…

Google AR Glasses: The Latest Machine Translation Breakthrough
At the 2022 Google Global I/O Developers Conference, a new generation of Google Augmented Reality (AR) Glasses was officially demonstrated. These new glasses are equipped with Google Translate technology and support real-time spoken machine translation services in 32 languages. Google said its new AR glasses are in the internal testing phase and may provide more…

TikTok’s New Video Translation Tools
TikTok, a popular video-based social media platform, just announced in a July 21st blog post that it had developed new captions and video translation tools such as subtitling services to make entertaining videos more accessible. Why Video Translation? The company has been working on reducing language barriers. In 2021, it launched the…

VALHALLA: Using Images for Better Machine Translation
VALHALLA is a machine learning model developed by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the University of California at San Diego (UCSD), and IBM that may shake up the fields of translation, localization services, and even interpreting services. How VALHALLA Developed in the Machine Translation Field Imagine how you first learned languages.…

Top 3 Amazing Recent International Translation Developments
Some of the most interesting new trends in international translation are developing as a result of the intersection of technology and translation services. AI, machine learning, and augmented/virtual reality technologies are becoming more advanced every year, and the possibilities of their application to the language service field are truly exciting. The following three stories highlight…

3 Industries You Probably Didn’t Know Needed Translation Services
People tend to think that translation services only serve the publishing and movie industries. It might surprise you that nearly every field can have translation and interpreting needs. There are several reasons for this. Some companies need language services because they facilitate global expansion; others need them in order to comply with legal regulations. As…
