Tag: Translated

Isabelle Andrieu

Isabelle Andrieu: The Power of Adaptation

Translated co-founder Isabelle Andrieu discusses the company’s origins, its preparations for the AI era, and the future it envisions for its many clients and translators. She also offers advice to language service professionals — build your ability to adapt — and leads by example.

The Week in Review: Language Industry News March 24-30

Across rebrands, research, platform launches, and security milestones, this week’s stories point toward a sector that is actively redefining its foundations with the continuing integration of artificial intelligence.

Translated Announces the 2026 Imminent Research Report, “The Age of Experience in AI”

The report signals a fundamental paradigm shift in AI: the transition from models trained on static, archived human knowledge to systems that learn through direct interaction with the physical world.

St. Peter’s Basilica Delivers Holy Mass in 60 Languages Through Lara Interpreter

The system will allow attendees to follow the Holy Mass by Pope Leo XIV in 60 languages via their smartphones, with no app download or special equipment required.

Translated Introduces TranslationOS, an Adaptive AI Service Delivery Platform

TranslationOS enables enterprises to move from TM-centric to context-centric by operating on full context and coordination of AI and language professionals, turning complex, multi-step operational workflows into a single, transparent process. 
John Tinsley

Turning Complexity Into a Growth Lever

In this interview, Translated's VP of Al Solutions John Tinsley explains how operational fragmentation in localization led to TranslationOS, the first adaptive Al service delivery platform for translation.
Marco Trombetti, with purple border

Unlocking Latent Demand in Translation

Translated CEO Marco Trombetti identifies the frictions holding back global demand for localization and shows how AI removes them.
2025 projected on a screen in front of an audience

Making Sense of 2025

Chief executive officers and business leaders in the language industry reflect on the past year. The general consensus is that 2025 was a year of disruption, uncertainty, and transformation, primarily driven by AI technology evolution.

The Week in Review: Language Industry News November 11-16

From TransPerfect’s new office in Riyadh to LocWorld’s reflections on the future of AI, the language industry continues to scale while questioning its foundations. Here are six standout moments you shouldn't miss.