Localization Today

Reframing translation and interpreting in the AI era By Hammouda Salhi The AI era of translation, interpretation, and language work has many wondering if human linguists will become obsolete. But is that the right framing? Hammouda Salhi argues that professional value is shifting, and the industry must adapt alongside it.

By Sasha Fedorova, Florian Jaton, and Dmitrii Shevchuk  AI is hyped as a force that will revolutionize the future. But the future isn’t here yet, and in the meantime, many argue the conversation surrounding the technology has been defined by reductionism and thought-terminating cliches.

By Beatrice de Salles The skills a professional learns through interpretation aren’t just useful for language work. On the contrary, interpretation teaches skills that align perfectly with the demands of international leadership.

Interview by Cameron Rasmusson Healthcare is a field where there’s no room for error in interpretation. In that challenging environment, Linguava has distinguished itself by not just supplying language service but also delivering it with an attention to nuance, detail, and compassionate communication that puts both medical professionals and patients at ease.

By Yussuf Hussein Too often, languages with their own unique history, mechanics, and culture get lumped in with a more widely used tongue that is similar but distinct. When that happens, it’s the client who loses.