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Tech’s Linguistic Frontier

As AI learns new tongues, can we ensure everyone’s voice is heard online?

For over a year, a project has been quietly advancing the cause of linguistic diversity in artificial intelligence. While English remains the dominant language online, efforts are underway to train AI tools in a wider range of languages. This is crucial as it ensures that people whose native languages are underrepresented are not left behind in the digital age.


Meanwhile, the world of tech regulation is a tale of contrasting approaches. Europe and the United States are taking different paths, but the question remains: who will set the global standards? And what will the impact be on users worldwide?


For our elderly listeners, there’s a growing range of technology designed to support an active later life. From mobile apps that help with memory to devices that facilitate communication, we explore which innovations offer real benefits and which might just be gimmicks.


Hosted by Shiona McCallum and produced by Tom Quinn, this episode of Tech Life delves into these pressing issues, providing a balanced and insightful look into the future of technology and society.

Original source:  https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3ct8jyc?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss
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