Say hello to summer This month, we launched Lilt Create, a generative AI tool that instantly creates enterprise-grade multilingual content, and held three webinars with speakers from Amazon Web Services, the UK Government, Box, and more. Read on to learn more about what else we were up to in June
In today's globalized world, businesses are expected to communicate with customers in their native languages. With the help of AI, modern translation technology has made it easier to attain quicker, better quality, and more efficient results than ever before. In this webinar, we discuss how Lilt and AWS can help you build a comprehensive AI translation strategy. We cover the benefits of using AI for translation, how Lilt and AWS can work together, the different features and capabilities of Amazon Translate, Lilt's Verified Translation Solution and AI Data Studio, and security and compliance considerations. Below are three takeaways from the 40-minute webinar, which you can watch in full here.
The world of content creation and localization is rapidly evolving, and AI is playing an increasingly important role in streamlining the process. Last week, we hosted the second webinar, Strategies for Successful Enterprise Adoption, of our AI Day series to cover a discussion on AI in the enterprise, the launch of Lilt's new generative AI product called Lilt Create, and insights from industry leaders on global collaboration, communication, and content creation.
Get excited! We recently announced the launch of Lilt Create, a multilingual writing tool that will revolutionize the way businesses create content for global markets. Lilt is the first-ever AI translation solution to offer both multilingual content translation and creation, enabling teams to quickly and easily generate on-brand, locally relevant content. Businesses no longer have to choose between creating content in one hub, then translating to other languages, or decentralizing content creation – Lilt Create offers a balance of both.
Global design teams face a common challenge: how to ensure that designs work in multiple languages, scripts, and text directions. This challenge is especially difficult for design teams who have to manually translate, export, and re-import their designs into multiple formats.
In today's increasingly interconnected world, language barriers can present serious challenges to public sector organizations. These organizations rely on effective communication to carry out their mission-critical tasks such as national security, public safety, healthcare, and education. To address these challenges, AI-driven language translation is now playing an essential role in transforming public sector workflows.
Happy May! This month, we launched our AI Resource Center, are continuing our AI Day series, and have exciting new product announcements to share. Read on to learn more about what we were up to in May.
With so many new technologies and AI tools emerging in the market, it can be difficult for enterprise translation and/or localization customers to understand the differences between custom engine development and LLM fine-tuning for specific content types (e.g., marketing copy, legal contracts, e-commerce product descriptions). This blog post will provide a better understanding of these two approaches and explain how In-Context Learning (ICL) can be used to improve the accuracy and efficiency of translation.
To help you understand AI, our experts have put together a playbook that shares the importance of AI and machine learning in the modern business world, the challenges of implementing AI, and the benefits it can bring to organizations. Led by Ash Fontana, the author of “The AI-First Company” and Spence Green, CEO of Lilt, this blog post follows a discussion on the following topics:
