Interview with Arthur Wetzel, CSO, 24translate Group

Digitise or Die – Technology is the Key to Success for LSPs.

24translate (https://www.24translate.de/en/) is a Hamburg-based Language Service Provider that has been described recently in an industry report as "a medium-size player to watch". In the wake of the Language Technology Industry Summit 2018, Philippe Wacker spoke with Arthur Wetzel, Group CSO, about the future of the language industry.

Top Language Technology Stories for April 2018

No time to read all tweets, scoops, blogs? Here is a summary of the Top Ten LT stories of the month, selected by our LangTechNews editor Andrew Joscelyne. Enjoy – and if you have a newsworthy story, contact us.

Interview with Justin Wyman, Vice President of Business Development at Socialgist

Justin Wyman is Vice President of Business Development at Socialgist (www.socialgist.com), and will be speaking at LTI18. Socialgist is on a mission to help companies access the world’s vast and invaluable pool of social media data. Justin shared his thoughts with Philippe Wacker about the need to access, explore, and analyze this raw information to uncover valuable information.

Top Language Technology Stories for March 2018

No time to read all tweets, scoops, blogs? Here is a summary of the Top Ten LT stories of the month, selected by our LangTechNews editor Andrew Joscelyne. Enjoy – and if you have a newsworthy story, contact us.

John Rauscher

Interview with John Rauscher, outgoing CEO of Yseop - Keynote Speaker at #LTI18

The Language Technology Industry Summit 2018 (28-29 May in Brussels) will illustrate how language technology addresses challenges in artificial intelligence. AI leader John Rauscher, outgoing CEO of Yseop, will provide insights and case studies from the NLG (natural language generation) sector. Philippe Wacker has spoken to him in advance of the Summit.

Discover the Power of Language Intelligence @ LTI18

Natural Language Processing has seen quite a revival with Internet giants putting a lot of smart heads at solving NLP’s toughest problems. Incredible progress in processor speed allows to stack neural networks so deep that the successes in computer vision are repeated in NLP. Even though words are arbitrary symbols and as such fundamentally different from imagery, sentiment analysis, document classification, semantic search, and even Machine Translation, all work pretty well now.

Top Language Technology Stories for January 2018

No time to read all tweets, scoops, blogs? Here is a summary of the Top Ten LT stories of the month, selected by our LangTechNews editor Andrew Joscelyne. Enjoy – and if you have a newsworthy story, contact us.

Language Tech 2.0: Three Challenges to Machine Learning from the Innovation Playbook!

It’s January again, named after the two-faced god that looks both backwards and forwards. Rather than simply reviewing a year’s list of industry events (we have collected them all here), let’s look more closely at the challenges ahead. We’ll need to address at least three if we want to grasp technology innovation and market opportunities in 2018 and beyond.

Top Language Technology Stories for December 2017

No time to read all tweets, scoops, blogs? Here is a summary of the Top Ten LT stories of the month, selected by our LangTechNews editor Andrew Joscelyne. Enjoy – and if you have a newsworthy story, contact us.
 

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