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I have found that it's sped things up considerably.

And something that really occurs to me, especially as we're talking about how things used to be done, I mean, MTPE has been around for most of my career.

I've been in localization for 15 years and I would say probably three years and we started using it regularly.

So it's been quite some time since I really considered TEP as the base workflow.

I mean, it's very much, if you look at the, uh, kind of the, the lang- the multilingual language production part of the, the industry, not the, the, the building of the tools or the connecting of the tools.

If you look at like the actual production of the content, the multilingual content, it's, uh, basically we're looking at something that's exclusively on verification if you abstract it away, right? I mean, you could call it MTPE, but it's essentially verifying AI output and, and you know, we are at ninety, ninety-five percent of any of the volumes that, that include humans that, that would s- would do a verification.

These old workflows exist still, but I mean, there's, I would, I would describe them as the classic case of like the future is here but not evenly distributed.

I, I don't know who-- I mean, there's ...