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New advertising campaign launched by OTTIAQ

By Hugo Lopez, Communications Assistant (OTTIAQ)    On 3 February, the Ordre des traducteurs, terminologues et interprètes du Québec (OTTIAQ) launched its fourth awareness campaign, a major initiative aiming to inform the public about the limitations of AI and promote the expertise of OTTIAQ-certified translators, terminologists and interpreters. The campaign, developed by creative agency Camden, is

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FIT Asia hosts inaugural lecture on AI and translation

By Defeng LI (FIT Asia, University of Macau) and Junhuan Liu (TAC)    The Asian Regional Centre of the International Federation of Translators (FIT Asia) launched its Global Online Lecture Series on 9 December 2025, with the first session delivered by Mr Gao Anming, Executive Vice President and Secretary General of the Translators Association of China (TAC),

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RUDN University’s experience using VR to train interpreters

University-level translation and interpreting (T&I) training has long been a key part of the industry’s goal to ensure the quality of T&I services. Recent technological advancements have highlighted the potential of virtual reality (VR) software in educational settings, and the technology ensures a truly immersive experience, making it particularly relevant for training interpreters. Several institutions

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OTTIAQ position on AI in translation

The Ordre des traducteurs, terminologues et interprètes agréés du Québec (OTTIAQ) has published a position paper on artificial intelligence (AI) in translation, interpreting, and terminology. It underscores both AI’s benefits and risks, with the goal of protecting the public through informed, controlled use. Professional translators have been including neural machine translation (NMT) in their workflows

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FIT president visits Czech Republic

The Union of Translators and Interpreters of the Czech Republic (JTP) alerted FIT to the Czech government’s proposal to replace human interpreters with unsupervised AI machine interpreting in immigration and legal settings. Concerned that this could set a precedent for other governments to prioritise perceived cost savings over best practices and service quality, the FIT

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Is it possible for human translators to be replaced by machines?

As technology races forward and artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, we’re left wondering if human translators will become obsolete. However, it’s clear that humans possess unique qualities that machines will likely never match. Translators are essential for facilitating cross-cultural communication. Despite advancements in machine translation tools, the complexity and nuances of human translation are

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Artificial intelligence under the microscope at CTPSF

What does research have to say about the future of translation and technology? Argentina’s Colegio de Traductores de la Provincia de Santa Fe, primera circunscripción (CTPSFPC) hosted a talk in August on this theme led by Dr Miguel Varela, who explored the present and future of translation as it relates to technology, with particular emphasis on

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A declaration on AI, translation, interpreting and terminology

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has had a huge impact on all professions, leaving no sector untouched anywhere in the world. Every day, we witness how the fast pace of AI is influencing all realms of professional life. Within the fields of translation, interpreting, and terminology, much time has been devoted to analysing

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