AI Supported translations

1. Introduction

The ExorLive AI Translation helps clinical professionals translate documents and exercises that do not have a quality assured translation.

It offers translation for:

• Exercise title and description
• Program title and description

2. What the AI Does (and Doesn’t Do)

It is essential to understand what ExorLive AI Translator can and cannot do:

• The AI can suggest titles and descriptions based on existing values on exercises and programs.
• The AI cannot independently evaluate whether the translation is 100% correct.

All outputs must be treated as suggestions like any other digital translation tool.

You are interacting with an AI system that might hallucinate. Final clinical responsibility lies with you.

3. How It Works

The ExorLive AI Translator takes in titles and descriptions in the given language and translates them with an advanced natural language model.

4. Privacy and Data Processing

The ExorLive AI Translator processes the information provided by the user in the input fields.

The system does not require personal data to function.

Personal data will only be processed if the user explicitly includes such information in the text to be translated.

Users should avoid including identifiable personal data unless such processing is permitted under their organization’s data protection framework.

If personal data is included in the input:

• it may be processed by the AI system to generate the requested translation
• such processing takes place within the scope of the applicable data processing agreement between the customer and ExorLive

Further information about privacy and data protection is available in: ExorLive AI – General Information

5. Professional Responsibility

The ExorLive AI Translator is intended solely as a support tool.

Users remain responsible for:

• reviewing all AI-generated translations
• ensuring that translated content is clinically accurate and appropriate
• correcting or rejecting translations when necessary

The ExorLive AI Translator must not replace professional clinical judgment.