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Remote Simultaneous Interpretation – Scalable and Flexible Way of Translation

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Remote simultaneous interpretation refers to the process of live interpretation during an event or meet. When a speaker addresses the meet, the interpreter listens to the speech and translates to another language live. This translation is then broadcast to the participants who can listen to the translation using headphones. Technical Challenge of Remote interpretation Simultaneous […]

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Sogou Launches AI-powered Simultaneous Interpretation 3.0

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Introduction In the contemporary globalized world, effective communication across language barriers is paramount for fostering collaboration, sharing knowledge, and promoting inclusivity. Sogou Inc., a prominent player in China’s digital landscape, has unveiled its latest innovation, the AI-powered Simultaneous Interpretation 3.0. This groundbreaking advancement marks a significant leap forward in cross-language communication capabilities, leveraging state-of-the-art Natural

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Language learning platform Multibhashi receives funding from Inflection Point Venture

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Bangalore-based startup Multibhashi has received an undisclosed amount of funding from Inflection Point Ventures. Multibhashi was founded by Anuradha Agarwal in 2017 and is a platform primarily focused on teaching English to beginner level speakers from vernacular languages. The unique feature pitched by the platform is its aim to enhance employment opportunities especially for blue

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Language Based Learning Disabilities

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Language acquisition is a function of complex cognitive processes. People who struggle with age-appropriate writing/reading or speaking in a language, can be said to have a Language Based Learning Disability i.e. LBLD. LBLD can negatively affect a student’s school experience as most curriculum-based study is closely related to language comprehension. There are certain indicators to

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