Trends
More than 70% of Miami’s population is of Hispanic or Latin-American origin. In the streets of this international city, a particular type of “Spanglish” is on the rise: In recent years, the dynamics of language itself have led to the creation of a whole new English dialect.
Since the famous machine v. person dichotomy has been overcame, the close relationship between technology and translation industry is getting clearer over time: artificial intelligence is positioning itself as an undeniable ally of linguistics worldwide.
How does this relationship work and how will it change in the future?
In a rapidly changing scenario, translation professionals need to evolve in order to face new challenges and needs. Without a doubt, technology emerges as a key ally in the world of translation.
What are the new translation technologies and how have they developed?
Remote Simultaneous Interpreting (RSI) is transforming the way we interact with others by breaking language barriers. It is a process of translating what is being said in one language into another in real time. With the continuous development of digital technology, we now have the opportunity to perform RSI even if we are not in the same place as the audience that needs interpreting or even the person presenting.
In this blog, we will discuss how RSI is changing the customer experience.