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18 June 2024, Rome.
Massively Multilingual AI Conference
The first TAUS conference where AI and language technology converged brought 100 people from all over the world together to address new challenges and opportunities.
16 April 2024, Japan.
TAUS in Tokyo
After a hiatus of 5 years, TAUS came back to Japan for an exciting 2-day event where new opportunities, challenges and dilemmas of the AI revolution were discussed.
4 October 2023, USA.
Annual Conference 2023
In October 2023, TAUS held the annual conference at Salt Lake City, USA. This year, 2023, will be remembered as transformational. Everything will change.
11 October 2022, USA.
Annual Conference 2022
More than 100 industry leaders and gurus from around the world joined to brainstorm together, tackle common challenges and share innovative solutions.
Back from 2009
Events Archive
Go back in time as far as 2009 and learn about all the events held by TAUS. In them you will be able to find very valuable information.
TAUS conference is unique. It isn’t the largest conference in the industry, by design. Choosing to focus on bringing the brightest minds; innovators, disrupters, and practitioners in the industry together to share, challenge, and inspire the next evolution.
Director, Global Translation Team at Dell Technologies
Attending the TAUS conference was an enriching experience for me. As a researcher in MT, I rarely get an opportunity to interact with translation professionals directly. To my surprise, I was warmly welcomed by fellow attendees who shared the same passion for languages and translation. I really enjoyed the conversations I had about technology, language and marginalized communities. I loved the opportunity to talk to students who are making translation their career. The TAUS conference allowed me to expand my network and learn from others in the translation community.
Research Scientist Manager at Meta AI
My first memory of a TAUS conference was being flown to Taos, New Mexico on something that most resembled a flying smaller-size sedan, and it was that historic conference where the TAUS Data Association was established. I have been attending pretty much every TAUS conference ever since.
Over the years, have been a member of the organizing committees, was one of the early adopters of the TAUS DQF platform, contributed to the creation TAUS MTPE guidelines and both moderated panels and delivered presentations - all in all, have been involved actively with the organization.
To me the most attractive part of the TAUS events is the breakdown on the audience - a reasonably even distribution between researchers, practitioners and business leaders in the space of translation automation. When you have these pretty distinct perspectives on the future state of our industry, this drives the most insightful discussions and one always leaves the conference with a fresh perspective on the industry and new ideas of how to apply those ideas to her own work.
Another attractive thing about the TAUS events is that people speak very openly and are not afraid of making controversial statements, be it the future of the industry jobs, human parity of machine translation or now adoption and role of LLMs - are they or are the not the silver bullet. I am definitely a fan and will continue both attending the events and contributing to the content.
VP, AI and Machine Translation at Smartling
For over a decade, I've been an active participant in TAUS events, and they've consistently stood apart in our industry. Beyond the usual presentations, TAUS facilitates deep and insightful dialogues centered on innovation and technology. My learnings from TAUS have been invaluable, and it's refreshing to attend an event where the focus isn't just on promotion and sales, but genuinely envisioning the future trajectory of the localization industry.
COO at Translated
If I would need to choose one word to describe the TAUS Massively Multilingual AI Conference in Rome, it would be: inspiring.
Localization Experience Program Manager at Uber
TAUS conferences are just large enough to bring together an intriguing group of industry leaders and just small enough to get to talk to most of them and make meaningful connections with many. Every conference should include IN-POOL networking! Jokes aside, this time in hot Rome, the off-site events sponsored by Translated were a much-appreciated bonus.
Managing Director & Czech Linguist at Prague Linguistics
Attending the TAUS Massively Multimedia convention in Rome was a remarkable experience for me and my company. I had the opportunity to connect with some of the top minds in our industry and that was truly inspiring. I was also lucky enough to be selected for the innovation contest and the experience could have not been better. Gaining their recognition left me speechless.
But the best part was meeting and engaging with these leaders. This not only broadened my perspective but also provided invaluable insights and guidance. I am immensely grateful to the organizers for fostering an environment that encourages innovation.
The convention created an amazing, cozy atmosphere for networking and learning. The connections and knowledge gained from this experience have already started to make a positive impact on our projects and strategy and on me as a person.
CEO at Loc&Capture
I am not a conference person, and have not been attending one since university years. This event made me change my mind: i loved that the conference was informative, that the atmosphere was familiar, and that the best experts were there.
Localization Quality & Experience Program Manager at Uber
The TAUS Massively Multilingual AI Conference in Rome was a game-changer for me! As a Language AI Research Manager, I was blown away by the wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities. From speaking at my first TAUS conference to securing 2nd place in the Innovation Contest, every moment was filled with learning and growth.
The prompt engineering workshop and quality estimation sessions with industry leaders were incredibly insightful. TAUS created an environment where ideas flowed freely, and connections were made effortlessly. This conference not only expanded my professional network but also validated our aligned strategies in the ever-evolving world of AI and localization.
I left feeling inspired, motivated, and equipped with fresh perspectives to drive innovation in our field. TAUS has set a new standard for industry events - I can’t wait for the next one!
Language AI Research Manager at Centific