Please!
Add an option that allows the user to choose the language and enable automatic translation (for titles, forms, questions, and placeholders).
I operate in four languages, and currently there’s no solution to manage a multi-language study efficiently.
Having to create a separate study for each language is not practical and it’s hurting my user experience (UX).
Thanks for your comment — I already have that part set up.
However, my users aren’t limited to Spanish. We currently support English, Spanish, and Portuguese, and we’ll soon add Arabic and French.
Therefore, setting up a study restricted to a single language doesn’t work for us, since users wouldn’t be able to switch languages within the same study.
Hey @futura it could be possible to instruct the AI via the system prompt to output in the user’s language - but that should be dependent on the language the user inputs their queries in.
I’ll test using the prompt architect tool I built for the PPA to see if that’s possible. If you’re okay with it, you can share your system prompt with me via DM I’ll input it into the prompt tool to update it with instructions to output and multiple languages.
What I’m requesting is the translation of the form questions, since that’s the starting point of my process with users.
That section doesn’t update automatically because it’s custom-created by me.
My request is precisely for the form templates — to include some kind of language selector, so the forms can be showed in multiple languages.
I was able to create a Multilingual dynamic form+chat using AI Builder. If I choose Hindi, then the next questions appear in Hindi. I just tested and it works well. It requires manual prompting and a lot of back-and-forth to get the right thing.
Wohoaa cool! Thanks for demoing this @abhi-support !
@futura What Abhi showed us here is that we can use User Input feature for form-style pickaxes to create a language selector, which will dictate future outputs of the AI. Notice how in the role section, he instructed the AI to pay attention to the user input. This is why the AI will output in the language selected by the user.
Also, you can do the same in a normal chat style pickaxe by implementing sequential questioning logic - where the AI asks the user a series of questions (one of which can be what language do you prefer?); and you should get the same results.