I translate for a living and often test the capabilities of AI. It is still too literal and can't detect certain nuances. Because there is also so much corrupt language translation already online, which feeds into AI, in some way or another, I think I am safe until retirement.
Our experts agree - there's a lot more nuance to the evolution of the field than comes through in the media. If you want to go deeper, we held this panel earlier this year: www.middlebury.edu/institute/news/eight-key-insights-ai-and-future-translation-and-interpretation
I translate for a living and often test the capabilities of AI. It is still too literal and can't detect certain nuances. Because there is also so much corrupt language translation already online, which feeds into AI, in some way or another, I think I am safe until retirement.
Our experts agree - there's a lot more nuance to the evolution of the field than comes through in the media. If you want to go deeper, we held this panel earlier this year: www.middlebury.edu/institute/news/eight-key-insights-ai-and-future-translation-and-interpretation
Hundreds of years? It can already translate language in real time in 2024
not 100% not even close
Yes. AI and private equity is the perfect brew for job destruction. Thank you for not applying.