Wikipedia:LLM-assisted translation

This guideline applies to machine translation tools that include a large language model ("LLM"). Assume that it applies to any online translation tool unless you have confirmed there is no LLM element.

When translating text from a non-English Wikipedia into the English Wikipedia mainspace, you may only use these tools when:

  1. You are skilled enough in both the origin language and English to confirm the translation is accurate;
  2. You are reasonably certain that the origin language article is not LLM-generated;
  3. You have checked for, and removed, all AI hallucinations and other core content policy violations;
  4. You have checked the sources in the origin language article and you are sure the translated text reflects them fairly, and each fact or claim likely to be challenged is supported by an inline citation to a reliable source; and
  5. You have complied with the terms of use and provided attribution with a link to the original article.

You may put the raw LLM-translated text into your userspace (preferred) or draftspace while you work on it. If you do, you must immediately tag it as automatically translated text needing review from a human who is skilled in both languages using the {{LLM-assisted translation}} template. Pages tagged with this template are added to the LLM-assisted translations in need of review category.

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