Human Translation Skills Needed Today and After the Singularity

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Human Translation Skills Needed Today and After the Singularity | February 2023

Mar 01 2023 | 00:13:36

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The translation industry will still be home to many jobs after singularity is achieved, but Adam Wooten thinks those jobs are likely to look different. In this piece for MultiLingual, he proposes a few thoughts of his own on how the singularity will affect the language services industry and change the role of human translators.

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