Entity: College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Mazen Alfarhan

While AI has undoubtedly enhanced efficiency in translation, the technology still lacks the ability to work with complex, sensitive, or culturally nuanced content. The CHSS'  Mazen Alfarhan explains why human-centered approaches remain essential to the art of translation. Read the full article here

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