Publication: When Google Translate is better than Some Human Colleagues, those People are no longer Colleagues
When Google Translate is better than Some Human Colleagues, those People are no longer Colleagues
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Läubli, S., & Orrego-Carmona, D. (2017). When Google Translate is better than Some Human Colleagues, those People are no longer Colleagues. 59–69. https://www.asling.org/tc39/wp-content/uploads/TC39-proceedings-final-1Nov-4.20pm.pdf
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We analyse posts on social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter) as a means to understand how translators feel about machine translation (MT). A quantitative analysis of more than 13,000 tweets shows that negative perceptions outweigh positive ones by a ratio of 3:1 overall, and 5:1 in tweets relating MT to human translation. Our study indicates a disconnect between translation and research communities, and we outline three suggestions to bridge this gap: (i) identifying and reporting patterns rather than isolated errors, (ii) parti
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Läubli, S., & Orrego-Carmona, D. (2017). When Google Translate is better than Some Human Colleagues, those People are no longer Colleagues. 59–69. https://www.asling.org/tc39/wp-content/uploads/TC39-proceedings-final-1Nov-4.20pm.pdf