John Tinsley
Human In The Loop
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Human In The Loop
BY JOHN TINSLEY
Translated recently released a dynamic, adaptive machine translation (MT) system that fuses advancements in AI...
Gender Bias: the Challenge of ‘He’ vs. ‘She’ for MT
The worst forms of bias are those that are explicit conscious forms of prejudice against some individual or group based on some characteristic of their being, such as race, gender, sexual orientation, or religious beliefs.
Metrics, what are they good for? Absolutely…nothing?
Edwin Starr’s 1970 Number 1 hit “War” repeatedly asks the question, “War, what is it good for?” and the response is always “nothing.”
It’s my Parity and I’ll Cry if I Want To
When it comes to machine translation (MT), the question of quality and how to effectively carry out evaluations has always been near the top of the agenda. The topic came even further into focus with the advent of neural machine translation, and that’s when we were introduced to a new phrase: human parity.
An MT engine that has achieved human parity means, ostensibly, that it can produce translations of equal quality to those produced by a human translator.
State of the Machine Translation Union
Unpacking the Black Box
State of the Machine Translation Union
John Tinsley
John Tinsley is co-managing director of Iconic Translation Machines, which joined the RWS Group in...
The growing role of neural MT in the life sciences
Focus
The growing role of neural MT in the life sciences
John Tinsley
John Tinsley is the CEO of Iconic Translation Machines Ltd. He holds a PhD...