Description

Artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing momentum to the language mediation market and changing the rules of the game: Where translators were once essential to translate texts or interpreters to translate spoken words, AI is now taking over these tasks.

In this situation, many translators and interpreters are wondering whether AI is threatening their jobs or helping them to work more efficiently. Similarly, many companies and institutions are considering how they can use AI to work better and more cost-efficiently. For example, by having texts translated with ChatGPT or using Wordly.ai for live interpreting.

It is clear that the demand for language mediation is high in times of globalization and international cooperation. Especially in the EU, with its many official languages, the need is growing in areas such as business, law, medicine and government.

Even in multicultural cities and regions with many international companies and immigrants, language mediation is of enormous importance.

To provide more clarity and a better insight into this topic, we cordially invite you to our first online session.

As a special guest, we have invited Lakshman Rathnam, Founder & CEO of Wordly Inc. He will give us an exclusive insight into Wordly.ai – AI Translation and Captions and demonstrate live how this innovative AI platform is changing language mediation.

Following Lakshman’s presentation, you will have the opportunity to ask your questions in an interactive Q&A session. Test the functions of Wordly.ai live with us and discuss the potential impact on the media and translation industry.

Program highlights

In our session, we will examine the following questions:

1. How does language mediation work with AI?

Learn from an expert how the AI-based solution Wordly.ai works and what it can do.

2. What do you need to consider when you need language mediation?

What potential and application scenarios does Wordly.ai offer for individuals and organizations and what important aspects need to be considered when using this AI platform for language mediation?

3. Does AI threaten the jobs of language mediators or does AI help them?

Let’s find out what impact AI has on professionals who translate and interpret professionally. Does AI take jobs away from them or does it offer translators and interpreters the opportunity to improve and expand their service offering?

4. How can AI help with EU projects?

The EU in particular supports many projects that serve to promote education, training, youth and sport in Europe. Therefore, the question is: How could Artificial Intelligence such as Wordly.ai support collaboration where partners with different native languages meet, especially in terms of time, cost, accessibility and efficiency?

Who should participate?

• Anyone who is open to new ideas and interested in the future of language mediation.
• People who want to get to know and try out Wordly.ai to explore the possibilities of AI-based language mediation.
• Companies and organizations that would like to learn more about the potential and possible applications of AI-based language mediation solutions.

Language

1. Part: English
2. Part: German

Hosts

• David Röthler
• Nicole Bauch
• Anja C. Wagner

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