Machine Translation Training on DemandDo your requirements include localization of extremely large volumes of content? Or maybe you want to develop a customized MT engine to use on ongoing projects?
Then you need a bespoke solution. We offer AI-training to ensure machine translation works for you, not against you.
AI does not come from thin air. Machine translation engines need to be taught how to make the exact predictions that you need for the best possible effect.
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When done right, custom machine translation engine is an investment – not an expense. We’re here to help you with AI training so that you recoup your investment by the end of your first localization project.
Accelerate Your Translation Times with a Custom Machine Translation EngineMachine Translation can help you accelerate your translation times. When you combine automatic translations with human post-editing, it is a sure way to speed up the process.
Ciklopea can help out with AI training which is most commonly a go-to choice for companies with big and ongoing complex translation projects.
Professional MT Training Services As a language service provider, Ciklopea has one of the rarest qualities on the market: the capacity to handle large and complex projects while adapting to your specific demands.
We learned a lot by working on projects of different sizes and statures, which allows us to distill the knowledge and offer a valuable AI training service for your machine translation engine.
Your Partner, Not Your VendorIf you’re looking for a way to make the most of machine translation by investing in AI training, rest assured you came to the right address. There are three key things to remember about the way Ciklopea works: your relationship with us will be direct and open, we will always suggest the best possible solution for your project, and finally - we continuously integrate the newest technologies in our business processes.
The 2022 European Language Industry Survey revealed an interesting finding: 35% of participating independent language service providers see Machine Translation (MT) as an opportunity and 41% see it as a threat. Translators’ relationship with technology – especially machine translation – has always been a complicated one.
Once when I was a kid, I was passing by a car wash which had the big written sign “Machine washing and polishing” with a friend who asked me, all amazed, “Wow, they have machines to wash the cars?!” And the guy who worked there heard him and replied, mildly disappointed “Do I look like a machine to you?” We did not expect that, but he, indeed, was still a human being. Same goes with machine translation (MT).
The Atomic Era conviction that computers will eliminate the need for translators – or even the need to learn foreign languages at all – within a few short years still persists. But will it?
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Miloš Matović