Join us on the Welocalize Presents podcast, as regular host Louise Law chats with Mandy Morgan to explore how AI-powered tools can revolutionize multimedia localization for global communications and e-learning. Mandy shares her expertise and dives into a case study where AI solutions potentially reduced costs by an astonishing 86% for a leading tech company

In this podcast, regular host Louise Law chats with Melinda Hansell, Digital Marketing Director at F5. Melinda shares her experience in global marketing, highlighting the importance of marketing translation for building relationships with global audiences. She discusses the role of AI in streamlining translation processes, and how brands can think both globally and locally to succeed in diverse markets.

In episode 11 of the Welocalize podcast, host Louise Law chats with Edith Bendermacher, Director of Globalization at NetApp, GALA Board Member, and Program Director at Women in Localization.

With over 13 years of collaboration, NetApp and Welocalize have forged a strong partnership. Edith and Louise chat about the importance of an enduring client/vendor partnership, the shift in content creation due to AI, and how to find an equilibrium between AI-enabled technologies and the human touch.

In the tenth episode of the Welocalize podcast, regular host Louise Law chats with Joe Tyler, Life Sciences Director at Welocalize. Diagnosed with Friedreich’s ataxia (FA) in his 20s, Joe shares his first-hand experience participating in a global clinical trial for SKYCLARYS®.

In this ninth episode of the Welocalize podcast, regular host Louise Law chats with Aaron Schliem, Senior AI Solutions Architect at Welocalize.

They explore the world of Language Model Models (LLMs) and Aaron explains simply how to effectively shape LLM behavior so users get what they want and need - offering valuable insights into the art of customizing these powerful language models for multilingual business use. He walks listeners through key LLM topics including prompt engineering, model fine-tuning, reward models, and RAG (retrieval augmented generation).

In this eighth episode of the Welocalize podcast, guest host Brennan Smith chats with Mikaela Grace, Head of AI/Machine Learning Division at Welocalize.

They discuss the ability of large language models (LLMs) to mimic human responses and explore how AI systems are trained to understand the statistical nuances of human speech. By drawing on recent research and experiments, Brennan and Mikaela look at how LLMs respond to emotionally charged prompts and question whether LLMs can display ‘feelings’ in their interactions to deliver better results.

In this seventh episode of the Welocalize podcast, host Louise Law chats with Chris Grebisz, Chief Innovation Officer at Welocalize to delve into the topic of trust in generative AI output, regardless of language.

How will tools like ChatGPT and Bard impact content workflows? They explore the current state of accuracy and integrity in generative content and contemplate the future as generative AI tools look set to become as ubiquitous as the internet is now.

Welocalize host Louise Law interviews Stephen Carter, founder of The Intellectual Property Works. Stephen has been a patent attorney for over 20 years and has worked with many patents that have required protection in multiple countries.

Stephen shares his thoughts on a range of topics, from the role of IP and AI in rugby balls to use of MT and ChatGPT in patent writing and translation. This episode also looks at some of the trends in the global IP world and how attorneys are managing multilingual patent portfolios.