Language data for AI

At Oxford Languages, our language data specialists build unique text and speech datasets suitable for model training and other natural language processing (NLP) applications.

We offer

Human-curated data

Human-curated language datasets in over 60 languages.

Extensive data features

Dataset features to support a wide variety of use cases.

Data sourcing

Language, data and product sourcing specialists.

Data support

Support from our Customer Success team, to help you get the most value from our data.

Use cases we support

Machine Translation

We offer over 60 languages, including bilingual datasets, to support machine translation.

AI voice generator

Our pronunciation datasets provide lexical transcriptions and audio to improve text-to-speech and AI dubbing applications.

Conversational AI

Our language databases are designed to help with natural language understanding, enabling models to learn languages and interpret meaning accurately.

Predictive text

Our datasets support predictive text on onscreen keyboards and AI writing assistant applications. Sensitivity labels in our data can be used to improve handling of offensive, vulgar, or demeaning language, while dialect labels improve text prediction in regional dialects and language variations.

AI writing assistant tools

Oxford Languages offers datasets that can aid writing tools in suggesting grammar, spelling, and vocabulary improvements.

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If you would like more information about our datasets and services or have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

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