Hector Diaz
I'm Building
No-code platform for governments, universities, and individuals to train, deploy, and commercialize neural machine translation models for digitally disadvantaged languages.
Bio
Hector is a young technical builder based in Lima, Peru, who has been recognized for his contributions to the field of machine translation. He received funding from the Merge Grants program to develop a no-code platform aimed at training, deploying, and commercializing neural machine translation models for digitally disadvantaged languages, a project that could significantly impact governments, universities, and individuals worldwide. Prior to this achievement, Hector has laid a foundation in the technical field by building skills in software development, though specific past projects are not widely documented.",.
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