DeepSeek-powered translation service aids Myanmar earthquake rescue


BEIJING: (Bernama-Xinhua) A specialised translation platform powered by China's AI model DeepSeek has been deployed to support Chinese rescue teams in earthquake-stricken areas of Myanmar, offering real-time language assistance to facilitate emergency operations, reported Xinhua.

The Chinese-Burmese translation tool is tailored for disaster response scenarios, according to the developer Han Lintao, vice dean of the School of English and International Studies, Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU).

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