Andrew Levine 

It will work easily one at a time.  Your question title says "all"  but the content of the thread suggests it won't work at all.  So first the working at all:

If that was your problem I hope it helps.  If you actually want to use AI to find and replace "All" then I'm afraid that isn't possible yet.  We'd need to have a batch task capability to do this which we don't have yet, and as you saw in the video it might be a problem anyway as it's not always right!

Hello Paul,

Thanks for the bespoke video to show off the capability. It does look like this will be a useful prompt but it's unfortunate that we cannot do a batch task to fix a recurring error. Hopefully in some future version.

-Andrew

 Andrew Levine 

You can do a batch process! "Pretranslate with OpenAI provider for Trados". AFAIK you can't make these changes tracked - that would be a major advantage!

 Andrew Levine 

You can do a batch process! "Pretranslate with OpenAI provider for Trados". AFAIK you can't make these changes tracked - that would be a major advantage!

Daniel Hug 

I didn't test this, but I think that may not be the same thing.  That approach would replace the entire translation with the OpenAI version of it as opposed to just correcting the subscript.  If you tested it and found it only corrected the subscripts then that's a major plus I reckon we got "not by design!"

Paul 

I tested it in connection with the AI terminology question here:  Terminology-aware machine translation in Trados 2024

I can translate something, then ask AI to sort out all the terminology without changing anything else in the translation - as a batch task. It works great. The more synonyms you have, the less glossary-style your TB is the easier it is for AI to select the wrong term. Might be my bad prompting, but it is certailnly partly because the AI Assistant does not convey any metadata to OpenAI.

In this test, I have terms with synonyms, and I ask AI to insert the term that is most likely to fit, depending on context, length and specificity. Alphanumerics are to be handled separately.

So if you have a suitable prompt, you could let AI edit your translation. A very useful feature would be to let AI do this in tracked changes mode. That would be incredible. Imagine telling AI to check for incomplete sentences and complete them - with tracked changes. And maybe even add the comments that it can already produce now to the change (a bit tricky) or at least to the segment containing the change(s).

Daniel

Daniel Hug 

Daniel Hug said:

I tested it in connection with the AI terminology question here:  Terminology-aware machine translation in Trados 2024

Indeed... but this is a different usecase.  Andrew wants the prompt to make a change to an existing translation unrelated to terminology, rather based on the prompt used for interactive work to adapt or provide a translation based on AI alone.

Paul 

Yes, but there is no reason to believe that this would not work as a batch process.

Daniel Hug 

I love your optimism ;-)  But I would be surprised.  It certainly wasn't designed to work that way.

Paul said:

I love your optimism ;-) 

Paul  I am normally likened to Eeyore.

That aside, could you attach your sample file and a text version of your prompt from the above video? Let's find out.

Daniel Hug 

Sure... file:

subscripts.md_en-US_fr-FR.zip

Prompt:

Compare the use of subscript numbers in the source with the use in the already translated target.  If there is a difference report and offer a correction.