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Language equality in the digital age
Towards a human language project
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The EU is a unique endeavour involving more than 500 million citizens sharing about 80 different languages, and while multilingualism is a key feature, it is also one of the most substantial challenges for the creation of a truly integrated EU. Language barriers have a profound effect on cross-border public services, on fostering a common European identity, on workers’ mobility, and on
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cross-border e-commerce and trade, in the context of a Digital Single Market. The emergence of new technological approaches, based on increased computational power and access to sizeable amounts of data, are making Human Language Technologies (HLT) a real solution to overcoming language barriers. However, several challenges, such as market fragmentation and unsubstantial and uncoordinated funding strategies, are hindering the European HLT community, including research and industry.
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Published:
2018-09-05
Corporate author(s):
Directorate-General for Parliamentary Research Services
(
European Parliament
)
Themes:
Information technology and telecommunications
,
Terminology and linguistics
Subject:
digital technology
,
equal treatment
,
EU initiative
,
EU research policy
,
impact of information technology
,
information technology
,
language policy
,
linguistic group
,
new technology
,
official language
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978-92-846-0698-6
10.2861/136527
QA-02-17-247-EN-N
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978-92-846-0697-9
10.2861/834747
QA-02-17-247-EN-C
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