My latest on LinkedIn: These days, my fellow translators are posting about AI and little else. The posts tend towards one of two ideas: "AI is your friend—there’s nothing to worry about" or "Our profession is doomed! Dooooooomed!" Both are exaggerations.
We can survive as language professionals in the AI era, but must make adjustments.
Here's my approach...
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As the character in "Cabaret" sang, "What good is sitting alone in your room...?" So now for the first time, I'm making a point to get out of my translation office and am going to all sorts of events where direct clients can be found: conferences, trade shows, and lots of in-person networking events.
And so, for the first time in ages, I've had physical business cards printed. It feels like an almost retro thing to do.
Hello World.
Who are we?
International language services company.
Experienced professionals dedicated to excellence in communications.
In #AI and #MachineTranslation:
Tencent Pits ChatGPT Translation Quality Against DeepL and Google Translate
https://slator.com/tencent-pits-chatgpt-translation-quality-against-deepl-google-translate/