From human interpreters to Palabra: a bot that translates both ways in Zoom/Meet/Teams
iamfakhrealam · x · 2026-09-16
The author recounts every translation setup tried for calls — human interpreter, typing into a translator tab, holding a phone with ChatGPT to the speaker — each abandoned within minutes. Palabra instead joins Zoom, Meet or Teams as a bot and translates both directions with voice and live captions, staying on for the whole call.
Related event: Palabra.ai hands-on: AI interpreter with sub-second latency(6 posts)→
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