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Next Version of Our Translation Hub: Compare ChatGTP versions, DeepL, Claude, Amazon, Oracle Cloud and Many More
Our aim is to make it easy to use a lot of different AI engines and LLMs (Large Language Models). This can be done in different ways. By integrating to our API, customers can set up a lot of different AI solutions, and use the right AI engine for the right languages.
However, the difference between AI engines has been hard to show easily. Therefore we have in our AI Hub now enabled for anyone to experiment openly, and test it.
So we're excited to introduce this next version of our Contentor AI Hub for Translations!
This tool is designed for anyone looking to get the best out of different AI models or LLM to generate high-quality translations, tailored to different needs. Whether they're working on product descriptions, website content, or marketing materials.
And not just that! Besides comparing different AI translation capabilities, the Hub can also be used for writing text, such as product descriptions and landing pages, using different AI models.
What is the AI Hub?
Our AI Hub is an online tool that allows users to experiment with various AI models to find the translation quality that best suits their requirements. We know that translations aren’t one-size-fits-all, which is why our Hub offers access to some of the most advanced AI models available today, including:
ChatGPT, both older version such as 3, 4o, and ChatGPT-4.1 and 4.1 mini
DeepL
Claude
Amazon AI
IBM Watson
Oracle Cloud
Microsoft
Youdao
SYSTRAN
ModernMT
These diverse options mean you can test and choose to find the best AI engine. And we make it easy to compare the difference in outputs, with the option to highlight differences and see what they are.
And the best of all? The Hub is free to use, and not even a credit card or login required to test it!
Evaluating AI translation - how do you know it translates correctly?
The Hub tool is not just to test different translations, but also has the option to get an evaluation of the output and difference between the different AI tools. Because we know that if you translate to a language you do not know yourself, just assessing if the quality is good or not can be a very hard challenge. Therefor we have made it possible to get assessments, both using deep thinking AI input, but also from human experts if needed.
The Hub works like this for translations with AI and evalution:
Enter the text you want translated, just as in a chatbot or Google Translate
Choose which if the different AI tools you want to use. Standard at the moment is the latest ChatGPT version.
Choose which other AI tool you want to compare to. You can even compare with many different at the same time.
After the translations are down, you can choose to highlight the difference, to get an visual oversight over the differences between different models
If you want to evaluate the text, press the “Evaluation Tool” button. Here you can get a quick assessment of the differences and what they convey in different ways of understanding the texts.
You can also choose to go deeper: use a reasoning model for extra feedback, or request manual review by a human.
Lexi: Your Website and E-Commerce Expert
In addition to the above models, the hub has support of Lexi, a prompt specifically designed for translations aimed at websites and e-commerce platforms, where you can add your own glossary. This feature can be set up for better quality in digital content, improving your product descriptions, category pages, and marketing texts, making them easier to accurately localize for different markets. It can also be used to keep track of keywords and other SEO relevant functions.
Examples of Differences
Language is nuanced, and there are many things that can be correct, but not perfect. Therefore there is a big need for localization, not just translation. Just one of many examples you can find with our tool: translation of a text from Swedish that contains an call for attention, such as "OBS!", is translated differently by different models. Here is an example:
Translating the text "OBS! Detta kaffe har ersatt..." from Swedish to German, gets you from Googles AI the translation "AUFMERKSAMKEIT! Dieser Kaffee hat...." and from GTP-4o "HINWEIS! Dieser Kaffee hat den...." Both Aufmerksamkeit and Hinweiss are correct, but have different meanings, with one being more alert and serious, while the other is more informative and gentile.
There are many differences like this between different models, and using our Hub you can find them, and can see the differences easily by highlighting them.
Why Use the Contentor AI Hub?
The Contentor AI Lab is perfect for businesses, translators, and e-commerce professionals who want to:
Test different AI models to find the best translation fit
Compare quality and accuracy across various translation engines
Adapt and optimize translations for the complexities of Nordic languages
Tailored for Nordic and European Markets
Currently, our Hub is optimized for the languages we see in high demand from Nordic companies, allowing you to create high-quality translations in the languages most relevant to the Nordic and European markets. It’s important to note that the scoring system varies between languages, reflecting the complexity of each language pair. For instance, translations from Swedish to English tend to be smoother for most AI models, while translating into languages like Danish or Norwegian can be more intricate.
Free Access with Limitations
We’re making the AI Hub available for free up to certain volumes (but requires to create a login to get the most out of it), allowing you to experiment with different models and see which works best for your projects. If you find that you need more volume or have additional language requirements, our team is always here to support you—just reach out!
Get Started Today!
If you're ready to experiment with AI translations and take your content to the next level, our AI Hub is the perfect place to start. Explore the various models, test the Lexi prompt, and see how AI can transform your translation process.
