> half-assed translation that was obviously made by a machine
That's exactly what we want to solve.
Here's the thing:
It turned out, AI translates better than humans when provided with enough correct context. Both macro context, like what the product does, and micro context, like what the component represents on screen and how it relates to other components.
As a result, algorithms extract the needed contextual hints, and a correctly configured LLM model finishes the rest.
That's exactly what we want to solve.
Here's the thing:
It turned out, AI translates better than humans when provided with enough correct context. Both macro context, like what the product does, and micro context, like what the component represents on screen and how it relates to other components.
As a result, algorithms extract the needed contextual hints, and a correctly configured LLM model finishes the rest.