Lol. Not at all. A well done subtitle changes a lot from a close translation because languages like going from Japanese to English don’t directly translate and still flow. Especially jokes and little quips. AI translations can’t do it at all. You’ll be able to understand the words and get most of the story, but it’s overall makes for a much more lackluster translation than recording everything to make it good.
In the crunchyroll/anime world, subs is pretty much exclusively a translation to a different language.
Also, contextually you’re 100% wrong. Do you even watch anime? Have you ever heard anyone ask if a show is dubbed or if it’s a localization/ translation? Shit no. It’s subbed for Japanese audio with different language words at the bottom, or it’s dubbed if the audio has been added in with a different language.
Ai actually does pretty decent on subtitles, there isn’t a lot of wiggle room and you don’t need need as much creativity.
Where it shines is in first drafts though, it’s much faster to proofread and correct, than to type it out to begin with.
Lol. Not at all. A well done subtitle changes a lot from a close translation because languages like going from Japanese to English don’t directly translate and still flow. Especially jokes and little quips. AI translations can’t do it at all. You’ll be able to understand the words and get most of the story, but it’s overall makes for a much more lackluster translation than recording everything to make it good.
But that is a localization / translation, not a subtitle.
Translating between languages is different than open captions for a given audio stream.
In the crunchyroll/anime world, subs is pretty much exclusively a translation to a different language.
Also, contextually you’re 100% wrong. Do you even watch anime? Have you ever heard anyone ask if a show is dubbed or if it’s a localization/ translation? Shit no. It’s subbed for Japanese audio with different language words at the bottom, or it’s dubbed if the audio has been added in with a different language.