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Non-tech background, 20+ years cross-lingual work, and 2 years diagnosing LLM failures in a language I don't speak — how would you position this?

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Hi! Need some crowd wisdom here. I'm completely stuck on my own. The thing is, I don't come from a tech or ML background, but I have 20+ years of experience in cross-cultural content adaptation and mono/multilingual workflows (RU-RU, RU-EN, EN-RU, FR-RU). A couple of years ago I started translating…

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  1. 2026-09-06 20:31 · r/LanguageTechnology
    Non-tech background, 20+ years cross-lingual work, and 2 years diagnosing LLM failures in a language I don't speak — how would you position this?

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