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How do we communicate with trillions of machines? We don’t. It is up to them to find ways to aggregate the information they collect and present it in ways that humans can use. It is the duty of the localization industry to lead the development of guidelines for these interfaces that implement best practices for clarity, cross-cultural understanding, accessibility and usefulness worldwide. In this session we will present examples of how this can be achieved while preserving and enhancing the value of the localization industry and its participants. <br><br>Talk delivered at Localization World on April 15, 2015 in Shanghai, China.
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Machines Helping Humans Helping Machines April 15, 2015 – Shanghai jurvetson
David Orban CEO, Dotsub @davidorban @dotsub
1. Context 2. Machines 3. Emotions 4. Morality
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It has the broadest emotional bandwidth
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Kay Koplovitz, Founder USA Networks “A billion people to have their own voice to contribute to the dialog of the 21st Century, that is very empowering!”
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