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*would, not will.
It is not know if the needed training data will ever even exist. But if it did, training an AI with that data would result in great, cultural subtitle generation.
Are you sure it is would? In the sentence you are referring to the AI understanding culture from language which is future tense.
Will is future tense in a way that it is definitely gonna happen. Would just means there is the possibility.
And yes, I am sure, that one could brute force a solution with having enough computing power and learning data. If it would make sense (ethical and sustainably wise) is a whole other question.
I am sure it can, because LLM are statistically systems as humans are as well for a great factor (just not as strict as a machine). If you have enough data with action and response to such cultural traditions, there is nothing that would suggest that a LLM would fail to replicate that.