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Inaccurate translation

Overview

Regulations and guidances available through Flinn may be displayed with machine translation. An inaccurate translation could lead to incorrect regulatory decisions and documentation.

Hazardous situation: Incorrect regulatory decisions are made on the basis of an inaccurate translation.

How we mitigate inaccurate translation
  • Original always shown. Regulatory documents are always displayed alongside their original source text, and machine-translated content is explicitly labelled as AI-generated translation, so users can verify the accuracy of critical passages before acting on them.
  • QA validation. AI-generated translations in approved languages are validated by QA before deployment.
  • User verification. Users are advised to verify translated content against the original source text and are informed which languages are approved; see the General Guidance section.

Automated translation, combined with the parallel display of the original source text and clear AI-generated labelling, outweighs the residual risk of an inaccurate translation.

Related: Misinterpretation of data, Inaccurate output.