Advances in natural language processing and related technologies have increasingly important implications for translation, interpreting and cross-cultural communication. Digital tools can change not only the translation and interpreting processes, but also how tasks are managed and commissioned in the language industry, how society interacts with and perceives language technologies, as well as how translation and interpreting research is conducted. This dossier issue of Tradumàtica provides a snapshot of research on some of these topics.
Studying human-computer interaction in translation and interpreting: software and applications / Estudio de la interacción persona-ordenador en traducción e interpretación: software y aplicaciones / Estudi de la interacció persona-ordinador en traducció i interpretació: programari i aplicacions
Koponen, Maarit;Spinolo, Nicoletta
2021
Abstract
Advances in natural language processing and related technologies have increasingly important implications for translation, interpreting and cross-cultural communication. Digital tools can change not only the translation and interpreting processes, but also how tasks are managed and commissioned in the language industry, how society interacts with and perceives language technologies, as well as how translation and interpreting research is conducted. This dossier issue of Tradumàtica provides a snapshot of research on some of these topics.File in questo prodotto:
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