Multilingual AV systems are usually specified with strong technical precision, but limited attention to how audiences actually understand content. As language AI becomes part of live production, this gap becomes more visible: systems can meet all infrastructure requirements yet still fail to deliver clear communication. This article argues that AV specifications are not just technical documents, but strategic frameworks that define what success means. Including comprehension as a core requirement leads to better evaluation, clearer accountability, and more effective multilingual event experiences.

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