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  1. Unlocking Industry Insights with the Nimdzi 100

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    Unlocking Industry Insights with the Nimdzi 100

    The Nimdzi 100 is more than just a ranking; it's a vital pulse check for the language industry. In this episode, we sit down with Marjolein Groot, the project lead for the 2026 report, to discuss what’s new this year. We explore why comprehensive data is critical for attracting investment, understanding market trends, and breaking down information silos. Whether you're a boutique agency or a global enterprise, discover why participating in this year's survey is essential for the entire ecosystem.

    28 phút
  2. The Real Danger of Good Enough in AI Dubbing

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    The Real Danger of Good Enough in AI Dubbing

    Is AI dubbing ready for prime time without human guidance? In this episode, Taras Malkovych, founder of Tapas Localization, joins us to discuss the realities of integrating AI into complex audiovisual workflows. He argues that while AI has made massive strides, it remains a tool that needs to be "led by the hand," specifically to capture the nuances of human emotion, pauses, and natural imperfections that machines often miss. This conversation moves beyond the hype to practical production strategies, examining the shift from subtitling to game localization and ethical AI dubbing. Taras warns against the industry settling for lowered quality thresholds and explains why his team focuses on workflows where linguists act as decision-makers who sculpt raw data.

    58 phút
  3. Navigating the Agentic Future of Localization

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    Navigating the Agentic Future of Localization

    2025 was the year the industry realized the potential of "Agentic AI." In this episode, Lorcan Malone, CEO of XTM International, joins us to discuss the shift toward agentic workflows where software becomes conversational and autonomous. We explore why the industry must "think ambitiously" about AI, moving from simple translation to complex governance, and how enterprises will soon integrate localization directly into tools like Slack or Teams, keeping the human in control.

    31 phút
  4. Saudi Arabia’s Effort to Align Language Education and Workforce Development

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    Saudi Arabia’s Effort to Align Language Education and Workforce Development

    By Nuha Alhejji This article describes why Saudi Arabia approaches artificial intelligence (AI) in translation as a question of design, focusing less on speed and more on accountability. The author explains the need to prioritize human judgment as the country develops its AI-enabled translation systems.

    9 phút
  5. Professional Development and Certification in Saudi Arabia’s Language Industry

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    Professional Development and Certification in Saudi Arabia’s Language Industry

    By the Saudi Arabia Translation Association Saudi Arabia’s Literature, Publishing, and Translation Commission (LPTC) is charged with providing institutional support to linguists through certification, training, and mentorship programs. This article outlines the LPTC’s major initiatives and goals for the future.

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  6. Saudi Arabia’s Effort to Align Language Education and Workforce Development

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    Saudi Arabia’s Effort to Align Language Education and Workforce Development

    By Hani Alotaibi In Saudi Arabia, translation and interpreting education is being reshaped by workforce policy, with curriculum reform and graduate employability increasingly treated as measurable institutional obligations. This article delves into how some of the country’s universities are tackling this transformation.

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  7. Language Access and Governance in Saudi Arabia

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    Language Access and Governance in Saudi Arabia

    By Hani Alotaibi Language access in Saudi Arabia has evolved through a sequence of policy interventions that have positioned language as a functional pillar of broader institutional transformation. By integrating language access into governance structures and public service design, these policies aim to better serve non-Arabic speakers and to provide employment opportunities for Saudi nationals.

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  8. The Role of Saudi Arabia’s Translation Association

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    The Role of Saudi Arabia’s Translation Association

    By Abdulrahman Alsayed Founded in 2019, the Saudi Arabia Translation Association (SATA) serves as a hub for the nation’s linguists, linking professional practice to the wider cultural landscape. Through educational resources and outreach activities, the organization aims to empower translators to be active agents in the production of meaning.

    9 phút
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