Production lesson: a fluent AI translation can still be a broken document
WirelessLife · x · 2026-10-27
The author shares production experience with AI translation: a fluent translation can still be a broken document.
- In production, catch missing lines and broken structure before chasing quality scores
- Meaning still requires human review even when output reads smoothly
- Priority: preserve document integrity first, then optimize translation quality
Ends by asking peers what they check first.
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