The question is no longer whether a localization partner uses AI.Almost all of them do. The real question is whether they use it with control, oversight, and accountability. As AI becomes ubiquitous in translation and localization, traditional vendor selection criteria have lost relevance. Speed, volume, and basic fluency are no longer differentiators. They are baseline…
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Machine translation mainly relies on source-to-target mapping while Large Language Models (LLMs) demonstrate promising overall capabilities in artificial intelligence. Although LLMs may simulate the human translation process to a certain degree, such models are still at an early stage to replace professional language service providers (LSPs), including translators, proofreaders, editors, cultural/localization experts, and other similar…
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Corporate sustainability and non-financial reporting, including environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting, are essential for multinational corporations, perhaps even more so than for SMEs and local organizations as these global corporations have the potential tremendous impact on the entire world with their activities on a global scale. For instance, compliance with the Corporate Sustainability and…
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