Yle, the Finnish Broadcasting Company, has published a blog post about the experiments our project has done with the machine-translated subtitles. Four video examples used in our consumer evaluations are also embedded in the article, shedding extra light on the two previous blog posts here in the MeMAD blog. Read more (in Finnish): https://yle.fi/aihe/artikkeli/2021/01/14/korean-kriisi-ja-zombeja-tornadossa-ylen-kokemuksia-automaattisista …
MeMAD project partners have received recognition for their accomplishments. Three project innovations were recognized by the European Commission’s Innovation Radar. Innovation Radar is a European Commission initiative that champions potential innovations and innovators in EU-funded research and innovation framework programmes. The innovations are categorised in four different levels of market maturity. Exploring: Innovations are actively exploring…
Maaseudun Tulevaisuus published two articles about machine translation and the MeMAD project, interviewing our researcher Maarit Koponen from the University of Helsinki Read more (in Finnish): Machine can translate and interpret even voice in the future: “It can be fairly useful for a tourist soon”, says a researcher. Do you know how Google Translate works…
MeMAD researcher Maija Hirvonen (University of Helsinki) analyzes what happens to our ability to read when videos are taking over in our everyday communication. Read more here (only in Finnish).
MeMAD researcher Maija Hirvonen (University of Helsinki) was interviewed by a Finnish newspaper Turun Sanomat about what happens to our ability to read when videos are taking over in our everyday communication. Read more here (only in Finnish).
In future, will artificial intelligence watch videos and listen to podcasts for you? Will it serve you the best clips or translate videos to languages that you understand? Will machines propose movie editors raw versions of different cuts or wade through all the media and preprocess it for journalists? Read the whole article here (only…