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Original dated March 2023. Calls for disclosure of machine pretranslation, protection of translation labour and contractual choices, rejecting automation of creative professions. Original survey figures and legal assertions were not checked or converted into industry-wide facts. Not fully read.
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ATLF and ATLAS issue a joint statement on AI and literary translation
The associations oppose automation of creative translation, call for disclosure of machine pretranslation and defend translators' creative and contractual choices.
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