Maria Stasimioti is a Research Analyst at Slator. Based in Athens, Greece, she specializes in the intersection of technology and healthcare, with a focus on AI and machine learning, including topics such as natural language processing, generative AI, and deep learning. Her insights into the sports business and healthcare technology have been featured in various publications.
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Maria Stasimioti's coverage primarily focuses on machine translation, language models, and research related to multilingual translation. Her articles indicate a preference for data-driven content, with an emphasis on scientific and publishing themes.
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New York City’s Campaign Finance Board is hiring a Language Services Coordinator to support multilingual language services and language access.
By: Maria Stasimioti
28 Jul 2026 3 min read The European Commission 's Directorate-General for Translation large language model (LLM) trained with multilingual data from the EU institutions.
30 Jul 2026 2 min read has introduced two new automatic speech recognition (ASR) models that it now recommends for new live and file-based transcription integrations.
The ICC is recruiting a Head of Language Services Unit and three translators.
Australian data-for-AI company Appen reports stronger Q2 2026 results.
4 Aug 2026 4 min read World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and INTERPOL are recruiting senior language services professionals
Media localization firm ZOO Digital reports narrower FY26 losses and higher margins following restructuring and cost cuts.
FIFA continues its language team hiring in 2026 with a permanent Spanish translator vacancy at its Zurich headquarters.
Austria’s Federal Ministry of Justice has opened a EUR 4m translation tender covering 30 languages through November 2031.
