By Tracks
7 sessions on 2 days, including 6 introductory presentations and a panel discussion in each session.
Day 1: Achievements
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Opening Session |
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Session 1 |
Innovative applications made possible by Language Technologies (Keyboards, Home devices, Smartphones, Assistants, Translation, Car, Medical, etc.)
Speakers from technology and service providers (industries) |
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Session2 |
State of the art in Language Technologies (Spoken, Written and Sign languages)
Speakers from technology providers (academia/industries)
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Session 3 |
Infrastructures and Resources (Data resources, Open source toolkits, Quality assessment, Standards, IPR & Privacy)
Speakers from data and tool providers (associations, linguists, academia, industries) and regulation bodies
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Day 2: Challenges
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Session 4 |
Minority and Indigenous Languages Speakers from language communities (native, indigenous, national, regional, endangered)
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Session5 |
Activities for language preservation, reclamation, and enhancement Speakers from data and tool providers (associations, linguists, academia, industries) and program managers
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Session 6 |
Approaches for handling language diversity and under-resourced languages (Low-resourced language technologies, Multilingual, Zero-shot, Zero-resource, Language Transfer) Speakers from technology providers (academia, industries) |
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Session 7 |
The Future of language technologies for All: A strategic roadmap (UNESCO, regional and national government programs, industry, research, education) Contributions from all (language policy makers, industries, academia) |
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Closing Session |
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