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By reducing the traditional text barrier, voice modes will allow future models to better understand and handle nuanced communication. This will make these models more accessible and practical for a wider range of users, bridging the gap between technology and everyday conversation. #AI #VoiceModels #Translation #OpenAI

1000 Languages in Your Pocket: Translation → Communication → Innovation Our ability to communicate has been key to our success as a species. Language enabled collaboration, which allowed us to build everything we have today. We’ve thrived on sharing ideas, creating together, and solving problems collectively. Now, with real-time translation, we are removing one of the last barriers to collaboration between all 8 billion of us on this tiny blue dot. For many years, English has long served as the de facto language of international business. Creating a competitive edge for certain individuals and companies. With AI-powered real-time translation, this advantage may soon disappear. And that will have significant implications. Some we can predict, others will surprise us. Imagine speaking in your own language and having it seamlessly translated into English, or any other language. As this technology becomes integrated into daily business, from Zoom calls to in-person meetings, we must ask: will the dominance of English as the global language begin to fade? Leveling the Playing Field in Global Business The ability to translate languages in real time could reshape business dynamics. Non-native English speakers, previously at a disadvantage, can now engage in meetings, negotiations, and cross-border collaborations on equal footing. Language no longer becomes a barrier but an opportunity to connect authentically in one’s native tongue. This shift has profound implications for global business. Companies may find it easier to expand into non-English-speaking markets. Individuals may experience less stress working in a non-native language. Allowing for more effective communication. A Shift in Cultural Power Dynamics Beyond business, there’s a deeper shift. English has historically carried cultural weight, often dictating the terms of global conversation. But with real-time translation, other languages could gain prominence, democratizing communication and allowing businesses to engage without relying on English as the default. Unlocking Global Creativity and Innovation Real-time translation won’t just impact business. It will transform how we collaborate creatively and scientifically. Teams working on cutting-edge research or global projects can now collaborate freely without language barriers hindering innovation. The result? A flourishing of creativity, problem-solving, and ideation as people from different cultures contribute in real time. This ability to collaborate more effectively could accelerate progress across industries from technology to entertainment, and from healthcare to sustainability. Diverse perspectives, free from language limitations, will open doors for ideas and partnerships that once seemed out of reach. Real-time translation enabled by AI is just the latest in the long arc of human advancement, And the latest evidence that AI will change everything. We are just at the beginning. #PromptingHumans #AI

Some of my favorite uses for ChatGPT right now are: To act as a translator when my language skills aren’t up to the task (explaining the history of Moravians in Bethlehem, PA) Live spoken translations or expansions on a topic and act as a tour guide. For example, please explain the significance of Independence Hall to my Shanghainese friend in Mandarin. You can ask ChatGPT to respond to you in Mandarin (or other language) and code switch depending on the speaker context. For example, it can’t distinguish male from female voices, but it can detect and reply in different language depending on input. You can ask ChatGPT to speed its responses (please reply at 120% normal speed), so you 150% podcast listeners out there can get a spoken response at the speed you’re used to. You have to remind it for each unique session, however. Likewise you can slow it down, which is great for Japanese language acquisition. Try it out with your 阿姨 or abuela this Thanksgiving!

ChatGPT Has Helped Me Practice Interpretation As a beginner interpreter working with English and Japanese, I’ve been searching for ways to improve my skills and explore new areas. Recently, I started using ChatGPT as a speaking partner to practice interpretation, and it has been incredibly helpful! It allows me to engage in different conversations and generate scenarios for my upcoming educational interpretation, helping me feel more prepared, confident, and fluent. For fellow beginner interpreters, I highly recommend using ChatGPT as a tool for extra practice. It’s a great way to explore new fields and improve your skills at your own pace. Have you tried using AI tools for language practice? I'd love to hear your experience! #Interpretation #LanguageLearning #AItools #JapaneseInterpreter #ProfessionalDevelopment

It's time to use ChatGPT to your advantage in translation. How? 1️⃣ Learn about its strong & weak points 2️⃣ Find out how to write effective prompts 3️⃣ Use the tool's limitations as an opportunity to grow your clients' base 4️⃣ Combine wisely the best of both worlds: let AI do the heavy lifting while professional linguists add finesse & domain-specific expertise Do you want to learn more? Have a look at my recent article written for Localazy here: https://lnkd.in/erxznnHJ Have you used ChatGPT in your translation projects? #litranslators #AItools #chatgpt #t9n #l10n #translation #localization

Is AI Like ChatGPT Americanizing British English? Words are evolving fast, and tech is a big reason why. But with AI giants like ChatGPT set to American English, could our beloved British English get an American twist? 🤔 Look at how tech changed our vocab: 'Friend' & 'viral' shifted from pals and pandemics to digital dynamics. 'Like' & 'tweet' transformed from feelings and bird sounds to social media buzz. 'Stream', 'cloud', 'text' – redefined from nature's flow, sky sights, and print to tech talk. As we chat more with American-voiced AIs, will our British lingo start picking up the accent? Will 'lift' become 'elevator', 'biscuit' turn into 'cookie'? Or will British English keep its unique flavor/ur? What's your take? Are we heading towards an Atlantic linguistic merge or staying true to our roots? And crucially... Does it matter? #BritishEnglish #AmericanInfluence #LanguageEvolution #ChatGPT

Did you test ChatGPT for translation? To me, It totally changed the way to learn language. Before I had only a dumb dictionary where I pasted a text in my language (french) or the language I am learning, and I had a direct translation. I needed to trust this translation. Without example, without context (I talk about Google Translate , Deepl....) With ChatGPT and other LLM (Mistral, Gemini...) you can discuss as if you were talking to a native speaker, so now I can distinguish in Japanese e (painting) from gazou (image....) because it explains it to me. If I have a doubt, I can paste my phrase, and ChatGPT can tell me what is good and what is wrong, like a native speaker. This makes a whole difference. And you do you use ChatGPT for language learning or translation ? If you are interested about #ai I talk about it with a focus on its usages in the field of #AEC (architecture and construction)

More and more clients are using ChatGPT to translate their English documents into Chinese, and then asking me to proofread them. Honestly, ChatGPT is worse than DeepL in this language pair (but is better than DeepL in Chinese to English). I don't dare use it! What would you do to this type of clients? #chinese #translation #mandarin #chatgpt #deepL

To use ChatGPT or not to use ChatGPT? Using AI in your translation workflows can save you time and expedite processes. But ChatGPT alone won’t solve all your localization needs. Here’s where it fails — and how to use it in your favor. Read more in the excellent article written by Dorota Pawlak for the Localazy Blog!

Wondering if Al can handle all your translation needs? Even ChatGPT admits that certain complexities, language pairs, and nuances can lead to mistakes. That's where Tongue comes in! With professional translators and consultants, we go beyond Al's limits, especially in high-stakes settings like conferences or business deals. GOglobal, speak local with Tongue! #ProfessionalTranslation #AlvsHuman #SpeakWithConfidence