Bible Translation Innovation Podcast Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/bible-translation-innovation-podcast A podcast from the ETEN Innovation Lab exploring acceleration in Bible translation. Tune in for experimentation, updates, and conversations about new methods and technologies advancing Scripture accessibility. © 2026 ETEN Innovation Lab 4054566f-ea4b-5b1f-a916-6d00fc62dbb0 no Bible Translation Innovation Podcast Trailer en Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:43:44 -0500 Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:46:48 -0500 https://www.etenlab.org/ https://img.transistorcdn.com/vouwzHJtezDufLNTu9XLtNs0zCKmdeZCQH1mk5f_zdY/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS8wNGFi/ZTgzYTcxYzg3NWI3/NTA3MmUwMDE0YmMx/YWNlOC5wbmc.jpg Bible Translation Innovation Podcast https://www.etenlab.org/ episodic ETEN Innovation Lab A podcast from the ETEN Innovation Lab exploring acceleration in Bible translation. Tune in for experimentation, updates, and conversations about new methods and technologies advancing Scripture accessibility. A podcast from the ETEN Innovation Lab exploring acceleration in Bible translation. Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software ETEN Innovation Lab No No What Is Iterative Publishing—and Why It’s Misunderstood? 8 8 What Is Iterative Publishing—and Why It’s Misunderstood? full 6fb56ee3-79b2-4d33-ab4d-d07453a5436d https://share.transistor.fm/s/0b0b354a Iterative publishing in Bible translation can help place Scripture in people’s hands sooner, when supported by strong processes. In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, Joel Mathews and Chris “Klappy” Klapp, alongside Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, explore why iterative publishing is often misunderstood. They discuss questions around theological accuracy and the practical tensions translation teams navigate, while pointing to the role of community feedback, digital distribution, and evolving tools—including AI—in strengthening both pace and quality. Drawing on real-world experiences, they argue that iterative publishing, when done thoughtfully, can accelerate access to Scripture while strengthening the translation process through ongoing revision and collaboration.


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]]> Iterative publishing in Bible translation can help place Scripture in people’s hands sooner, when supported by strong processes. In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, Joel Mathews and Chris “Klappy” Klapp, alongside Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, explore why iterative publishing is often misunderstood. They discuss questions around theological accuracy and the practical tensions translation teams navigate, while pointing to the role of community feedback, digital distribution, and evolving tools—including AI—in strengthening both pace and quality. Drawing on real-world experiences, they argue that iterative publishing, when done thoughtfully, can accelerate access to Scripture while strengthening the translation process through ongoing revision and collaboration.


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]]> Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:43:44 -0500 ETEN Innovation Lab ETEN Innovation Lab 2754 Iterative publishing in Bible translation can help place Scripture in people’s hands sooner, when supported by strong processes. In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, Joel Mathews and Chris “Klappy” Klapp, alongside Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, explore why iterative publishing is often misunderstood. They discuss questions around theological accuracy and the practical tensions translation teams navigate, while pointing to the role of community feedback, digital distribution, and evolving tools—including AI—in strengthening both pace and quality. Drawing on real-world experiences, they argue that iterative publishing, when done thoughtfully, can accelerate access to Scripture while strengthening the translation process through ongoing revision and collaboration.


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Have questions? Send us an email at lab@eten.bible and we'll answer them on the show!


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]]> Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software No Navigating Change and Innovation in Bible Translation 7 7 Navigating Change and Innovation in Bible Translation full 0528c19f-63a4-439f-a2fd-9329ff8acb08 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9ebd4a5b Change in Bible translation is rarely simple—balancing urgency, quality, and risk requires careful judgment. In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathews and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") from the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, discuss common barriers to change, including stewardship concerns, training costs, fear of reduced quality, and resistance to new technology. Drawing on field experiments with tools, process improvements, and product development, they highlight the importance of starting small, running controlled tests, iterating quickly, and matching innovation efforts to the right projects and people. 

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]]> Change in Bible translation is rarely simple—balancing urgency, quality, and risk requires careful judgment. In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathews and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") from the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, discuss common barriers to change, including stewardship concerns, training costs, fear of reduced quality, and resistance to new technology. Drawing on field experiments with tools, process improvements, and product development, they highlight the importance of starting small, running controlled tests, iterating quickly, and matching innovation efforts to the right projects and people. 

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]]> Wed, 04 Mar 2026 08:00:00 -0600 ETEN Innovation Lab ETEN Innovation Lab 2600 Change in Bible translation is rarely simple—balancing urgency, quality, and risk requires careful judgment. In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathews and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") from the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, discuss common barriers to change, including stewardship concerns, training costs, fear of reduced quality, and resistance to new technology. Drawing on field experiments with tools, process improvements, and product development, they highlight the importance of starting small, running controlled tests, iterating quickly, and matching innovation efforts to the right projects and people. 

Have questions? Send us an email at lab@eten.bible and we'll answer them on the show!

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]]> Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software No User Experience isn’t Universal 6 6 User Experience isn’t Universal full 78999236-f7f3-4cca-884f-d8c3f3050c4f https://share.transistor.fm/s/023358f0 User experience in Bible translation tools is never universal—cultural context, literacy, and technology access fundamentally shape whether tools succeed or fail. In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathews and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") from the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, examine the cultural and contextual challenges of designing user-friendly Bible translation tools. Drawing from their experience developing Fluent and other apps, they explore how assumptions about usability often break down across regions, literacy levels, and technical familiarity. The hosts highlight tips on building tools around actual user behavior and emphasizes iterative testing, field feedback, and intentional design for oral cultures.

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]]> User experience in Bible translation tools is never universal—cultural context, literacy, and technology access fundamentally shape whether tools succeed or fail. In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathews and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") from the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, examine the cultural and contextual challenges of designing user-friendly Bible translation tools. Drawing from their experience developing Fluent and other apps, they explore how assumptions about usability often break down across regions, literacy levels, and technical familiarity. The hosts highlight tips on building tools around actual user behavior and emphasizes iterative testing, field feedback, and intentional design for oral cultures.

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]]> Wed, 04 Feb 2026 08:00:00 -0600 ETEN Innovation Lab ETEN Innovation Lab 2907 User experience in Bible translation tools is never universal—cultural context, literacy, and technology access fundamentally shape whether tools succeed or fail. In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathews and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") from the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, examine the cultural and contextual challenges of designing user-friendly Bible translation tools. Drawing from their experience developing Fluent and other apps, they explore how assumptions about usability often break down across regions, literacy levels, and technical familiarity. The hosts highlight tips on building tools around actual user behavior and emphasizes iterative testing, field feedback, and intentional design for oral cultures.

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]]> Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software No Tracking Progress Toward the 2033 Bible Translation Goals 5 5 Tracking Progress Toward the 2033 Bible Translation Goals full 99605baa-d10f-4ede-952f-3e02f4b45d83 https://share.transistor.fm/s/41779655 In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Isabella Scarinzi and Chris “Klappy” Klapp examine the current state of the All Access Goals for Bible translation, with particular attention to languages at risk of not being completed by 2033. They welcome Peter Huang, Operations Director at the Innovation Lab, who explains how data analysis and AI are being used to identify at-risk languages and surface gaps in progress. The conversation emphasizes the role of collaboration, shared data, and clear visibility across translation efforts to help ensure that Scripture reaches communities still waiting for access.

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]]> In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Isabella Scarinzi and Chris “Klappy” Klapp examine the current state of the All Access Goals for Bible translation, with particular attention to languages at risk of not being completed by 2033. They welcome Peter Huang, Operations Director at the Innovation Lab, who explains how data analysis and AI are being used to identify at-risk languages and surface gaps in progress. The conversation emphasizes the role of collaboration, shared data, and clear visibility across translation efforts to help ensure that Scripture reaches communities still waiting for access.

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]]> Wed, 07 Jan 2026 08:00:00 -0600 ETEN Innovation Lab ETEN Innovation Lab 2819 In this episode of the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Isabella Scarinzi and Chris “Klappy” Klapp examine the current state of the All Access Goals for Bible translation, with particular attention to languages at risk of not being completed by 2033. They welcome Peter Huang, Operations Director at the Innovation Lab, who explains how data analysis and AI are being used to identify at-risk languages and surface gaps in progress. The conversation emphasizes the role of collaboration, shared data, and clear visibility across translation efforts to help ensure that Scripture reaches communities still waiting for access.

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]]> Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software No Using AI in Software Development 4 4 Using AI in Software Development full e471f987-4de2-42d4-8167-1af8098b8332 https://share.transistor.fm/s/e2fc0f96 In this episode, we explore how emerging AI tools are reshaping software development, specifically for Bible translation. Facilitator Isabella Scarinzi and co-host Chris “Klappy” Klapp welcome Ian Lindsley from Unfolding Word to discuss his journey from skeptical observer to avid practitioner of AI-assisted coding. We unpack early doubts about trust and job security, and describe practical solutions to wisely implement AI coders into a workflow that significantly accelerates development without sacrificing quality.

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]]> In this episode, we explore how emerging AI tools are reshaping software development, specifically for Bible translation. Facilitator Isabella Scarinzi and co-host Chris “Klappy” Klapp welcome Ian Lindsley from Unfolding Word to discuss his journey from skeptical observer to avid practitioner of AI-assisted coding. We unpack early doubts about trust and job security, and describe practical solutions to wisely implement AI coders into a workflow that significantly accelerates development without sacrificing quality.

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]]> Wed, 03 Dec 2025 08:00:00 -0600 ETEN Innovation Lab ETEN Innovation Lab 3263 In this episode, we explore how emerging AI tools are reshaping software development, specifically for Bible translation. Facilitator Isabella Scarinzi and co-host Chris “Klappy” Klapp welcome Ian Lindsley from Unfolding Word to discuss his journey from skeptical observer to avid practitioner of AI-assisted coding. We unpack early doubts about trust and job security, and describe practical solutions to wisely implement AI coders into a workflow that significantly accelerates development without sacrificing quality.

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]]> Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software No A Bible Translation Tool to Serve the Global Church 3 3 A Bible Translation Tool to Serve the Global Church full f2cfce6e-57c8-4744-a66f-b81d18e7520f https://share.transistor.fm/s/ebd4b32c In this episode, we introduce Fluent, a new Bible translation tool designed to serve the global church. Hosts Joel Mathew and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") from the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, discuss the development of this free, open, and easy-to-use multimodal translation product suite that leverages intelligently assisted (AI) technology. Together, they explore the vision behind Fluent, the translation teams it’s built for, and their partnerships in the development process.


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]]> In this episode, we introduce Fluent, a new Bible translation tool designed to serve the global church. Hosts Joel Mathew and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") from the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, discuss the development of this free, open, and easy-to-use multimodal translation product suite that leverages intelligently assisted (AI) technology. Together, they explore the vision behind Fluent, the translation teams it’s built for, and their partnerships in the development process.


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]]> Wed, 05 Nov 2025 08:00:00 -0600 ETEN Innovation Lab ETEN Innovation Lab 2451 In this episode, we introduce Fluent, a new Bible translation tool designed to serve the global church. Hosts Joel Mathew and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") from the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, discuss the development of this free, open, and easy-to-use multimodal translation product suite that leverages intelligently assisted (AI) technology. Together, they explore the vision behind Fluent, the translation teams it’s built for, and their partnerships in the development process.


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]]> Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software No How WhatsApp Can Support Bible Translation 2 2 How WhatsApp Can Support Bible Translation full 62c1880c-a9da-46d1-bd85-144a058bb233 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f987ff1b Can the world’s most popular chat app become part of the Bible translation process? In this episode of The Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathew and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") of the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with ETEN Innovation Lab Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, unpack how WhatsApp—used widely and often exclusively in low-resource communities—is already supporting translation work. From sharing oral Bible translation files to facilitating community checking and AI-enhanced support, the team explores how this familiar platform is lowering barriers for translation. Throughout, the hosts discuss how innovation often comes from using what’s already in people’s hands.

To learn more about this topic, read this post from Joel Mathew: https://www.etenlab.org/post/bible-translation-and-whatsapp

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]]> Can the world’s most popular chat app become part of the Bible translation process? In this episode of The Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathew and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") of the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with ETEN Innovation Lab Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, unpack how WhatsApp—used widely and often exclusively in low-resource communities—is already supporting translation work. From sharing oral Bible translation files to facilitating community checking and AI-enhanced support, the team explores how this familiar platform is lowering barriers for translation. Throughout, the hosts discuss how innovation often comes from using what’s already in people’s hands.

To learn more about this topic, read this post from Joel Mathew: https://www.etenlab.org/post/bible-translation-and-whatsapp

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]]> Wed, 01 Oct 2025 08:42:03 -0500 ETEN Innovation Lab ETEN Innovation Lab 2451 Can the world’s most popular chat app become part of the Bible translation process? In this episode of The Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathew and Chris Klapp ("Klappy") of the ETEN Innovation Lab, along with ETEN Innovation Lab Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi, unpack how WhatsApp—used widely and often exclusively in low-resource communities—is already supporting translation work. From sharing oral Bible translation files to facilitating community checking and AI-enhanced support, the team explores how this familiar platform is lowering barriers for translation. Throughout, the hosts discuss how innovation often comes from using what’s already in people’s hands.

To learn more about this topic, read this post from Joel Mathew: https://www.etenlab.org/post/bible-translation-and-whatsapp

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]]> Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software No Why Innovation Matters in Bible Translation 1 1 Why Innovation Matters in Bible Translation full ba75fe48-3ff5-4cdf-b1f2-7f709f884f19 https://share.transistor.fm/s/0c39ae88 In the inaugural episode of The Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathew and Chris Klapp aka "Klappy" of the ETEN Innovation Lab are guided in discussion by ETEN Innovation Lab Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi on the role of innovation in Bible translation. Together, they explore the urgency of accelerating translation work to meet the All Access Goals by 2033, and how technology supports local church ownership. Joel and Klappy also preview topics for upcoming episodes, from AI-enabled drafting and checking to multimodal translation tools.


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]]> In the inaugural episode of The Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathew and Chris Klapp aka "Klappy" of the ETEN Innovation Lab are guided in discussion by ETEN Innovation Lab Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi on the role of innovation in Bible translation. Together, they explore the urgency of accelerating translation work to meet the All Access Goals by 2033, and how technology supports local church ownership. Joel and Klappy also preview topics for upcoming episodes, from AI-enabled drafting and checking to multimodal translation tools.


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]]> Wed, 03 Sep 2025 08:00:00 -0500 ETEN Innovation Lab ETEN Innovation Lab 2221 In the inaugural episode of The Bible Translation Innovation Podcast, hosts Joel Mathew and Chris Klapp aka "Klappy" of the ETEN Innovation Lab are guided in discussion by ETEN Innovation Lab Communications Strategist Isabella Scarinzi on the role of innovation in Bible translation. Together, they explore the urgency of accelerating translation work to meet the All Access Goals by 2033, and how technology supports local church ownership. Joel and Klappy also preview topics for upcoming episodes, from AI-enabled drafting and checking to multimodal translation tools.


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]]> Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software No Bible Translation Innovation Podcast Trailer 1 1 Bible Translation Innovation Podcast Trailer trailer 8324f1a0-2114-451f-8582-a4bbf5b15f3d https://share.transistor.fm/s/d2a62a49 Welcome to the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast! This show is brought to you by the ETEN Innovation Lab and hosted by Joel Matthew and Christopher “Klappy” Klapp. The conversation is facilitated by Isabella Scarinzi.

Once a month, we are going to explore new methods and technologies that are advancing Bible translation worldwide. We'll discuss the latest industry ideas and also share what has already been proven to accelerate Scripture accessibility. This show is an exploration of methods and processes so we can reach our accessibility goals by 2033.

Subscribe to listen in on our experimentation, updates, and conversations with innovators advancing new methods and technologies to help reach the All Access Goals by 2033. Thank you.

]]> Welcome to the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast! This show is brought to you by the ETEN Innovation Lab and hosted by Joel Matthew and Christopher “Klappy” Klapp. The conversation is facilitated by Isabella Scarinzi.

Once a month, we are going to explore new methods and technologies that are advancing Bible translation worldwide. We'll discuss the latest industry ideas and also share what has already been proven to accelerate Scripture accessibility. This show is an exploration of methods and processes so we can reach our accessibility goals by 2033.

Subscribe to listen in on our experimentation, updates, and conversations with innovators advancing new methods and technologies to help reach the All Access Goals by 2033. Thank you.

]]> Thu, 24 Jul 2025 13:41:50 -0500 ETEN Innovation Lab ETEN Innovation Lab 118 Welcome to the Bible Translation Innovation Podcast! This show is brought to you by the ETEN Innovation Lab and hosted by Joel Matthew and Christopher “Klappy” Klapp. The conversation is facilitated by Isabella Scarinzi.

Once a month, we are going to explore new methods and technologies that are advancing Bible translation worldwide. We'll discuss the latest industry ideas and also share what has already been proven to accelerate Scripture accessibility. This show is an exploration of methods and processes so we can reach our accessibility goals by 2033.

Subscribe to listen in on our experimentation, updates, and conversations with innovators advancing new methods and technologies to help reach the All Access Goals by 2033. Thank you.

]]> Bible translation, Scripture, Scripture access, All Access Goals, ETEN Innovation Lab, Every Tribe Every Nation, language communities, language translation, Church-based Bible translation, translation acceleration, Oral Bible translation, multimodal translation, AI in Bible translation, Bible resources, Artificial Intelligence, translation software No