Facebook's parent company Meta has announced a new AI model for languagetranslation and its research could improve translation on Facebook and Instagram.
Facebook’s parent company, Meta, announced a new AI model today that can translate hundreds of languages, and its research is expected to help improve language translations on its social media apps, specifically Facebook and Instagram.
In a separate blog post that further details NLLB-200’s capabilities, Meta mentioned that this latest AI research are already being used to “improve and extend translations on Facebook, Instagram, and Wikipedia.”
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