In our digital world connected by language and culture, the use of AI for localization and translation is paramount. Yet, this practice is not without ethical dilemmas.
Join us for the eighth episode of our Reality Series for a thought-provoking discussion that will spark curiosity, deepen understanding, and dispel current myths around the ethics of AI. Our panelists are industry experts who will speak to these topics in a conversational format and encourage participation.
Like everyone, we’re sure you’ll have questions, so please bring them for Q+A. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a dynamic conversation about the myths and realities of AI ethics within localization and translation.
Featured Speakers
Olga Beregovaya
VP, AI & Machine TranslationSmartling
Olga has over 20 years of experience in Language Technology, NLP, Machine Learning, Global Content Transformation and AI Data development and is passionate about growing businesses through driving change and innovation. Olga started her career in language technology building lexicons and rules for Rule-based machine translation, gradually expanding her expertise into other broader applications of NLP and Machine Learning to enterprise translation workflows. Olga has also served as President of AMTA, currently serves as a Vice President and Technology Program Sponsor for Women in Localization and as an Advisor for Engineering Leadership at California State University, Chico. Olga received her MA, Linguistics/Germanic Studies at UC- Berkeley and MA/BA in Linguistics from St. Petersburg State University.
Anna Golubeva
Multi-language Capabilities LeaderIKEA
Adam Wooten
Associate Professor, Translation and Localization ManagementMiddlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey
Speakers
Olga Beregovaya
VP, AI & Machine TranslationSmartling
Olga has over 20 years of experience in Language Technology, NLP, Machine Learning, Global Content Transformation and AI Data development and is passionate about growing businesses through driving change and innovation. Olga started her career in language technology building lexicons and rules for Rule-based machine translation, gradually expanding her expertise into other broader applications of NLP and Machine Learning to enterprise translation workflows. Olga has also served as President of AMTA, currently serves as a Vice President and Technology Program Sponsor for Women in Localization and as an Advisor for Engineering Leadership at California State University, Chico. Olga received her MA, Linguistics/Germanic Studies at UC- Berkeley and MA/BA in Linguistics from St. Petersburg State University.
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