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By Carol Velandia A right doesn’t have to be legally repealed to be lost forever; all it takes is a failure by the people to insist it is upheld. And when it comes to a person’s right to professional language access, many don’t know it exists in the first place.
By Beatrice de Salles The skills a professional learns through interpretation aren’t just useful for language work. On the contrary, interpretation teaches skills that align perfectly with the demands of international leadership.
By Sasha Fedorova, Florian Jaton, and Dmitrii Shevchuk  AI is hyped as a force that will revolutionize the future. But the future isn’t here yet, and in the meantime, many argue the conversation surrounding the technology has been defined by reductionism and thought-terminating cliches.
Reframing translation and interpreting in the AI era By Hammouda Salhi The AI era of translation, interpretation, and language work has many wondering if human linguists will become obsolete. But is that the right framing? Hammouda Salhi argues that professional value is shifting, and the industr…
Why the next phase of global content requires more than better promptsBy Agustín Da Fieno Delucchi While LLMs are a remarkable technology, they have a serious limitation: no persistent model of the world. That’s an architectural issue, not a procedural one. So what can be done to address it?
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