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On 6 September 2024 Goethe-Institut Buenos Aires held a hybrid literary-translation/AI panel moderated by Marita Propato with Ezequiel Canle Santamaría and remote speaker Andreas G. Förster. Her retrospective discusses translation copyright, stylistic loss and post-editing burdens while allowing possible supervised uses.
What changed
On 6 September 2024 Goethe-Institut Buenos Aires held a hybrid literary-translation/AI panel moderated by Marita Propato with Ezequiel Canle Santamaría and remote speaker Andreas G. Förster. Her retrospective discusses translation copyright, stylistic loss and post-editing burdens while allowing possible supervised uses.
Read text of pp.1,41–45 out of71; photos/recordings unexamined. Participant retrospective, not transcript or independent experiment verification; issue year2024 only. Schedule and moderator retrospect corroborate event identity; remarks rely on moderator paraphrase.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: a cultural forum connects Argentine and German translation experience across style, copyright and post-editing labour; no industry consensus inferred.
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Evidence & sources
On 6 September 2024 Goethe-Institut Buenos Aires held a hybrid literary-translation/AI panel moderated by Marita Propato with Ezequiel Canle Santamaría and remote speaker Andreas G. Förster. Her retrospective discusses translation copyright, stylistic loss and post-editing burdens while allowing possible supervised uses.
SRC-0745Calidoscopio2024 no.73 pp.41–45; masthead p.1
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SRC-0746HTML219–284; translation panel260–268
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