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November 03, 2025 00:06:21
The Era of Experience: How experiential AI could transform machine interpreting

The Era of Experience: How experiential AI could transform machine interpreting

By Claudio Fantinuoli The author argues that future AI interpreting systems will learn from not only human-generated examples, but also their own experience interacting...

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November 03, 2025 00:08:43
Leapfrogging the Legacy: Africa’s role in language services and AI

Leapfrogging the Legacy: Africa’s role in language services and AI

By Johan Botha African language service providers don’t need to catch up — they can leap ahead. The author argues that Africa’s specialized language...

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October 31, 2025 00:15:19
Martina Russo: Speaking the language of action sports

Martina Russo: Speaking the language of action sports

Interview by Cameron Rasmusson As an outdoor sports enthusiast and lover of languages, Martina Russo eventually combined her two passions into a specialized localization...

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October 31, 2025 00:14:45
The Hidden Complexity of Action Sports Terminology

The Hidden Complexity of Action Sports Terminology

Challenges and innovative approaches By Martina Russo The quickly evolving nature of action sports language poses unique challenges for translation professionals who must capture...

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October 31, 2025 00:08:07
The Challenges and Opportunities of Sports Localization

The Challenges and Opportunities of Sports Localization

By Katie Botkin Despite some unique challenges, sports localization offers many intriguing possibilities for language companies going forward, particularly in emerging sports. This article...

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October 31, 2025 00:15:37
Speaking to Belong: Multilingualism and Identity in India

Speaking to Belong: Multilingualism and Identity in India

By Chandan Kumar In a multilingual nation like India, language can function as both a celebratory performance of identity and a mechanism for exclusion....

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