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Why do modern AI speech translation systems struggle with idioms? In this research talk, computational linguistics researcher Iuliia Zaitova explores a key limitation of modern AI translation systems: non-compositional expressions such as idioms. Idioms like “kick the bucket” or “it’s not a walk in the park” cannot be understood by simply translating each word individually. While this is already difficult for text-based translation systems, the problem becomes even more complex for speech-to-text translation models, which must simultaneously process acoustic signals, syntax, and semantics. This talk is based on a recent ACL publication conducted in collaboration with researchers from Saarland University and Xi’an Jiaotong University. you can find the paper here: https://aclanthology.org/2025.acl-lon... 🔬 What this talk covers What idioms are and why they challenge AI translation Comparison between speech translation models and text-based systems Evaluation of models like Whisper, SeamlessM4T, NLLB, LLaMA-based translators, and DeepSeek Differences between end-to-end speech translation vs cascaded pipelines Human evaluation of AI translations Interpretability analysis showing how meaning emerges inside neural models 📊 Key findings Speech translation systems perform significantly worse on idioms compared to text-based models Cascaded pipelines (ASR + text translation) outperform direct speech-to-text systems Neural models tend to produce literal translations instead of figurative meaning #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineTranslation #ComputationalLinguistics #NLP