Celebrity Media Editor’s Note: Videos on the Celebrity Media United Nations channel can provide simultaneous interpretation in six official languages based on your iPhone’s system language settings. If your iPhone’s default system language is set to any of the six official UN languages, you will receive simultaneous interpretation.
Celebrity Media’s six-language online platforms include the Celebrity Media International Network Platform and the Celebrity Media International Alliance Network Platform. The homepages of the Celebrity Media six-language platforms present content in one of the six official UN languages from Monday to Saturday in alphabetical order. The schedule is as follows: Monday: Arabic; Tuesday: Chinese; Wednesday: English; Thursday: French; Friday: Russian; Saturday: Spanish.
The online platforms under the Celebrity Media Foundation (Celebrity Media Foundation), collectively referred to as Celebrity Media, have established the Celebrity Media International Alliance through the United Nations News Centre, in collaboration with media organizations using the six official UN languages. The alliance is dedicated to the global collection, editing, and distribution of news, primarily United Nations news.
The Celebrity Media online platforms are created and maintained by the AI Network Technology Department of the Celebrity Media Foundation. In addition to broadcasting news in the six official UN languages, some platforms also feature special functions that allow reports and programs from many years ago to be re-displayed on the homepage. The Celebrity Media network platform is the first non-governmental media organization to use all six official UN languages to broadcast news. "501(c)(3) NGO"
When an iPhone device is set to one of the six official UN languages, it can automatically select the appropriate audio channel of UN videos based on the device’s language settings, enabling simultaneous interpretation. This function is only available for Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish. Other languages, such as Japanese or Korean, do not support this simultaneous interpretation feature.
This is an intelligent feature powered by Apple devices and United Nations technology. Videos released by the United Nations utilize the real-time translation capabilities built into Apple devices (such as speech recognition and language models) for language processing. Specifically, when users watch UN videos, the device automatically selects the translation language based on the system language settings, providing simultaneous interpretation or subtitle services. The implementation of this technology relies on a combination of localized device settings and cloud-based translation services, enhancing the efficiency of multilingual communication.
