Few things are as controversial these days as the tension between AI and humans when it comes to translation. Some people see it as the holy grail while others demonish it as the devil. But in Gabriel Fairman's opinion, it's not necessarily a matter of machines OR humans but how to get to a scenario where machines AND humans work together. In this live stream, we will explore exactly what this looks like and how it can change people's minds over what AI is and is not.
About Gabriel: Gabriel Fairman has been the Founder and CEO of Bureau Works since 2005. He's a passionate linguist and technologist who loves to cook, breathe, and spend time with his family.
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