Where’s the preposition?

We spent a bit of time debating it: AI in Localization? AI for Localization? Each option placed the focus in a different direction. Were we here to analyze, to advocate, to build, to question?

In the end, we dropped it.

Because part of what we wanted was to ask the right questions and bring together people who can help answer them, questions like:
What does AI actually change in localization?
Where does it disrupt, and for whom?
What do we need to understand, technically, ethically, practically?
How can we help ourselves and others?

I’m thrilled to be joining the AI Localization Think Tank, a space built not on a single message or party line, but on diversity of thought, where each expert brings their own experience, their own questions.

What we do have in common is our values: transparency, knowledge, kindness, understanding.

The group brings together top minds in the field and I'm just honored to be at the table, learning from them and contributing where I can.

Belén Agulló García, Ph.D., Marina Pantcheva, PhD, Stavroula Sokoli, Veronica Hylak, Balazs Kis, Marta Nieto Cayuela, Gabriel Karandyšovský, Yota Georgakopoulou, Aaron Bhugobaun, John Anthony O'Shea LL.B, LL.M, Coral Diez-Carbajo, Marina Ilari, CT, Vincent Gadani, Andrea Ballista, Monica Albini, Miguel Sepulveda, Bridget Hylak, CI, CT, MTC