No Language Left Behind (NLLB) is an AI innovation project that delivers validated, high-quality translations across 200 languages directly, including low-resource languages like Asturian, Luganda, Urdu, and others.
It is the first of its type. It seeks to provide users with the ability to connect with anybody, anytime, regardless of their preferred language, and access and share online material in their original tongue.
Meta dedicated to fostering interpersonal harmony. This is they we’re enhancing the translations of low-resource languages on Facebook and Instagram using modeling approaches and knowledge from their NLLB research.
People will be able to interact in their preferred or native languages in a more genuine, meaningful way by integrating these methods and lessons into production translation systems.
They want to use the lessons they have learned from NLLB to additional Meta applications in the future.
The Wikimedia Foundation’s Content Translation tool now makes use of the NLLB-200 model’s technology to assist Wikipedia contributors in translating content into their native and chosen languages.
The technique is being used by Wikipedia editors to more quickly translate and amend content written in other underrepresented languages including Luganda and Icelandic.
This makes more information accessible to Wikipedia users worldwide in more languages.
The NLLB-200 model is open-source, which will enable academics and interested Wikipedia editor communities to expand on our work.
Real-time AR/VR text translation in hundreds of languages is a top focus as Meta develop for the metaverse.
Meta goal is to establish a new bar for inclusion so that everyone will one day be able to access virtual world material, tools, and experiences as well as converse with others in the metaverse in any language. Eventually, bring folks from all across the world together.
Stories Told Through Translation, Meta demo that makes use of the most recent AI developments from the No Language Left Behind project, allows you to experience the power of AI translation.
With hundreds of languages accessible in the coming months, this demo translates books from their original languages, such as Indonesian, Somali, and Burmese, into more for readers.
The NLLB-200 will become the first AI model to ever be capable of translating literature at this scale thanks to this project.
