Wales should not have to rely on the "begging" of large technology companies such as Apple to ensure that their services are available in Welsh, according to one of the country's leading language technology experts. Gruffudd Prys, Head of the Language Technologies Unit at the Bedwyr Centre, Bangor University, told sight360 that the technology needed to develop a service like Siri in Welsh has existed for several years.
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Wales should not have to rely on the "begging" of large technology companies such as Apple to ensure that their services are available in Welsh, according to one of the country's leading language technology experts. Gruffudd Prys, Head of the Language Technologies Unit at the Bedwyr Centre, Bangor University, told sight360 that the technology needed to develop a service like Siri in Welsh has existed for several years.