INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN TRANSLATION

INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN TRANSLATION

Authors

  • Shavkatova Munisa

Keywords:

translation technology, machine translation, computer-assisted translation, cloud-based translation management

Abstract

Translation technology has advanced rapidly in recent years with the development of neural machine translation, computer-assisted translation tools, and cloud-based platforms for managing translation workflows. This article reviews the latest innovations in translation technology and analyzes their impact on the translation industry. Methods include a comprehensive literature review of research papers and industry reports. The analysis shows that while machine translation quality has improved significantly, human translators are still essential for producing high-quality translations. The article concludes with recommendations for effectively integrating innovative technologies into translation workflows.

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Published

2024-06-01

How to Cite

INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN TRANSLATION. (2024). «MODERN PHILOLOGICAL PARADIGMS: INTERACTION OF TRADITIONS AND INNOVATIONS», 4(25.04), 210-213. https://myscience.uz/index.php/nuu/article/view/200

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