Whether you believe translation is becoming more about people or more about technology, there’s little doubt that one of its best uses is bringing more of today’s technology to more people. From a product manual to an interactive start guide, how people understand complex systems communicated across language barriers is nothing short of make-or-break for […]
Two weeks ago, we shifted our survey of language AI to the view from CSOFT Health Sciences’ booth at DIA 2023, where our team discovered an event floor teeming with uses for large language models just half a year after the release of ChatGPT. With more medical communications now reflecting the work of generative AI, […]
In this year of the large language model, how is generative AI impacting the medical world? With this question in mind, CSOFT Health Sciences last month joined innovators from across the life sciences at the Drug Information Association’s 2023 Annual Meeting to explore the changing realm of medical communications, where representatives from an industry prone […]
On June 27, CSOFT Health Sciences held its 2023 Summer Soirée at the Harvard Art Museums in Cambridge, MA. Featured as an exclusive accompaniment to our more general presence at this year’s DIA Annual Global Meeting, which occurred simultaneously in Boston’s Seaport, the Soiree was filled with sensory delights and ample food for thought. Here’s […]
CSOFT Health Sciences will hold its 2023 Summer Soiree at the Harvard Art Museums in just a few short weeks. We’ve chosen this specific location to bring the worlds of art, communication, and science together in one venue so that we may, like those gathered at DIA 2023 will, “illuminate” the roads ahead that our […]
Is anyone still looking for proof in 2023 that the future of multilingual communications is at the intersection of human and AI translation? If the rise of voice AI and a multilingual ChatGPT left room for doubt, this week brings compelling new evidence to dispel it, highlighting in especially human terms how technology-driven localization can […]
As the language industry faces profound technological change, service providers of all stripes must be quick to adapt in ways that surprise even the best prepared, and many are now finding that includes even the most fundamental methodologies like terminology management. If the 2019 closure of Google’s Translator Toolkit raised questions about the long-term role […]
When it comes to localizing educational or training content, it is important to work with an expert eLearning translation service provider that can support your projects in both Articulate Rise and Articulate Storyline. Together, the two put a platform beneath nearly all of today’s eLearning content worldwide, making them a key work platform for language […]
In today’s digital age, diversifying your advertising across a range of media channels is a well-recognized need for businesses of all sizes, but new technologies like voice AI are quickly challenging even the latest ways of doing so. With podcasts and online radio emerging as popular platforms for ad audiences, more companies are exploring the […]
If you’ve been playing around with language AI models like ChatGPT, you may have noticed that despite everything it can do, there are things you really wish it could do differently. Whether it’s the volume of content you are looking for it to help compose, difficulty with source citation, or even the fact that you […]
With so much ado about ChatGPT, it would be easy to miss the ways artificial intelligence is changing not only written communications but also the realm of speech in 2023, yet advances in voice AI show the potential to prove just as impactful as the omnipresent chatbot. Out of view, voice technology has advanced rapidly […]
How good is ChatGPT for translation? When we looked two weeks ago at how one group of scientists persuaded the algorithm to supply them with prompts it could use to generate information in a target language, there was little opportunity for others to do as they had done and ask ChatGPT for answers. Days later, […]
