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    Machine translation disqualifies translators from credited fiction work●Talked to someone who has been dabbling in translating fiction. This guy was horrified when I told him that if he uses mMmastodonCultureBooks393 d ago

    A Swedish archaeologist reports a conversation with an amateur fiction translator who was startled to learn that using machine translation for anything beyond checking individual words means he cannot put his name on the finished translation. Under most publishers' rules and copyright frameworks, such work is ineligible for translator credit and protections, since authorship is reserved for human translation.

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    How translation earbuds actually work●How do translation earbuds actually work? https://www.engadget.com/2271253/translation-earbuds-how-work-explained/ # TecMmastodonTechnologyGadgets24 d ago

    Engadget has published an explainer on how translation earbuds function, breaking down the technology behind real-time language translation in earbuds. The piece walks through how these devices capture speech, process it, and deliver a translation to the listener, covering the role of AI and machine translation in making near-instant cross-language conversations possible.

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    Two memory flaws found in CTranslate2 inference engine▼🚨 CTranslate2 CVE-2026-102566 & CVE-2026-102567 The inference engine behind Whisper & OpenNMT has two memory flaws in itMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity14 d ago

    Security researchers have disclosed two vulnerabilities in CTranslate2, the machine learning inference engine used by Whisper and OpenNMT. CVE-2026-102566, rated CVSS 7.8, is a heap buffer overflow in the model loader that could allow arbitrary code execution, while CVE-2026-102567, rated 6.1, is an out-of-bounds read enabling memory disclosure or crashes. Developers running speech recognition or translation services are being urged to patch.

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    Bilibili Open-Sources Translation Model Family Covering 150 Languages▼Bilibili Open-Sources Index-Translate, a Qwen3.5-Based Translation Model Family for 150 Languages✉newsTechnologySoftware3 d ago

    Bilibili has open-sourced Index-Translate, a family of translation models built on Alibaba's Qwen3.5 that supports 150 languages. The release puts a large multilingual translation capability into open weights, letting developers run and fine-tune it themselves. The move adds to a growing wave of Chinese tech firms releasing open-source AI models and could draw interest from localization and machine translation developers.

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    Gaza family pleads for tent and winter supplies●AlaaGaza2026 @ AlaaGaza2026 [Machine translation from Arabic] Hello, please, we are living a very difficult and tragic lMmastodonWarMiddle East25 d ago

    A woman in Gaza, posting under the name Alaa, is appealing for urgent help as winter sets in, saying her family has no tent, blankets or food and is living in tragic conditions. She is asking people to donate to help her family survive the cold nights.

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    Cognex Sees AI and Robotics Promise, But Limited Near-Term Upside●Cognex: AI And Robotics Have Potential, But Near-Term Upside Looks Limited✉newsTechnologyRobotics3 d ago

    A new analysis argues that Cognex, a maker of machine vision systems used in factory automation, has long-term potential from the AI and robotics boom, but that the near-term upside for the stock looks limited. The view reflects caution about how quickly AI-driven demand will translate into stronger results for the company's industrial inspection business.

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