I believe human translators will still be essential for international projects, especially for creative work where nuance matters. The main reason is that AI still struggles with cultural context and tone - like in my UI design work, when we localize interfaces for different markets, machine translations often miss subtle meanings that affect user experience. Just last month, we had to redo some Chinese-to-English menu translations because the automated version sounded too robotic. That said, for straightforward technical documents, AI tools are becoming quite useful for initial drafts, but they still need human polishing to sound natural.
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Will translators and interpreters continue to be needed for international projects?
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