Eddie AI continues its frenetic pace of development with the addition of over 30 languages to its suite of editing tools.
As with most AI tools on the market, the Eddie AI editing assistant first rolled out in the English language. There are several good reasons why this happens: English is the primary language of global AI development and research, it has probably the largest data set of content to train LLMs on (respecting copyright or otherwise), and interestingly it also tends to deliver more reliable results.
And, as with most of models too, once Eddie AI was established in the market it has now added on support for multiple other languages. This tends to be done as a translation layer rather than as a parallel native language LLM for simplicity and cost's sake, plus the third point above.
But we digress. The Eddie AI browser-based editor now supports 30+ languages from Bulgarian to Vietnamese. These have been rolled out across Eddie AI’s different modes simultaneously too, covering ChatGPT, Rough Cut, Scripted, and A-roll Logging.
"The only language we still don’t support? Klingon," says the company, which is factually way off target (Google's Gemini 2.5 supports 100+ languages, Meta's NLLB-200 over 200), but is still a good joke and makes for a typically entertaining video.
"We know. We’re working on it. Sort of," says the company, before then perhaps unwisely adding, "(Okay, not really. But if a Trekkie wants to send us a labeled dataset, we’ll talk. 🖖)"
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