Are Translators Losing Their Jobs Because of Google Translate?
A recent study claims that the more people search for "Google Translate," the fewer translation jobs exist in those regions.
But wait... is that really proof? Or just fear?
Gabriel Fairman wonders: "Is that really a proof? Or that just means translators are scared?"
In this clip, we break down why the data might be flawed and what’s driving change in the translation industry.
Is AI just making translators obsolete, or are we misreading the signs?
Watch the full video (link in the comments) and tell us what you think.
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First of all, you have found a wonderful niche for yourself. Bravo! I am using AI for my work, which reduces time but may also jeopardise quality, as many false friends are difficult to spot—the language changes, not necessarily for the best. The point is that the tasks have disappeared, shark tanks are not an opportunity for those who may be far from the central wifi network core, therefore, almost always too late in getting to the page (where the task has already disappeared). This is very frustrating. Oxford sees the situation in the UK, but I am sure it is not different from the situation in the EU. Have you been able to analyze our situation, not just the one in your own market?