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Alam says AI helps with allusions and English equivalents of Bengali words, alongside dictionaries, comparison and contextual research.
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Alam says AI helps with allusions and English equivalents of Bengali words, alongside dictionaries, comparison and contextual research.
Publication date, not first-use date; a practice comparison, not a protest. Email interview by Mitali Chakravarty. Alam's named account describes his own practice, not the positions of the other four interviewees or South Asian translators generally. Tool accuracy was not independently evaluated.
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Editorial interpretation: A named translator’s practice provides comparison with replacement narratives without presuming universal opposition.
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Alam says AI helps with allusions and English equivalents of Bengali words, alongside dictionaries, comparison and contextual research.
SRC-0402Article lines 64–170 read; AI-use passage 130–134, email-interview credit 170.
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