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A paper discussing the use of digital tools in academia addresses machine translation as both a problematic and beneficial tool, proposing increased awareness and clear policies for its use.
The Post-Edit Me! project supports educators in developing innovative post-editing training practices, fostering enhanced post-editing skills for the future of the industry.
Starting in the 2023/2024 winter semester, Johannes Gutenberg University will be offering a redesigned, career-oriented two-year Master of Arts Translation degree program.
The EFFORT project towards establishing key translation competencies and a common European framework also hopes to close the gap between translator training and industry requirements.
Machine translation researchers look at how to manipulate ChatGPT translation quality with different prompt strategies.
Stanford’s annual report on AI takes a high-level look at the industry, calls out machine translation fairness, and quotes Intento data on commercially available systems.
Academics, technologists, and business leaders convene at the University of Surrey to address the many ways in which humans and machines are collaborating in language services.
European Commission announces 27 winners of its Juvenes Translatores 2022-2023 award for budding young translators, after the European Year of Youth.
European Society for Translation Studies names three projects with the greatest potential impact on the field, awarding them the 2022 Translation Prize.
Experts in language technology from ADAPT urge European Parliament to support language equality and prevent digital extinction of minority languages.
The European Master’s in Translation competence framework has been updated and aims to best equip future translation graduates and increase their employability across Europe.
Public database ranks scientists based on number of citations. Over 300 language experts among the most quoted.
Researchers show evidence of bias in cognitive science coming from the dominance of English across the field; propose ways to mitigate it.
NeTTT conference brings together academia, industry, and EU institutions, highlights new trends in translation and technology.
University of Roehampton announces staff cuts, including faculty reductions in its widely lauded Audiovisual Translation program. UK Subtitlers Association (SUBTLE) hits back.
Translation programs should incorporate ethics in their curricula, studies show. Besides translation and technical competencies, ethical decision-making proves to be a valuable skill.
European Commission celebrates 27 young translators in 15th edition of annual translation contest; winning students encouraged to pursue future in translation.
Students of linguistics will likely run into Python, the most popular programming language for learning translation technology today given its user-friendliness and ubiquity.
Ivy League university, Yale, to launch Translation Studies program. Courses open to all students, regardless of major, beginning spring 2022.
European Commission names 27 winners of Juvenes Translatores 2020–2021, who worked on translating ‘eyelids drooping,’ ‘scraped together,’ and other challenging bits from a diary entry from the future.
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