ENHANCING SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETING EDUCATION THROUGH AI-BASED TOOLS
Kalit so‘zlar
learning platforms, innovative methods, google speech-to-text or IBM WatsonAnnotasiya
This article explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in teaching simultaneous interpreting. It discusses various AI technologies, including speech recognition software, machine translation, virtual and augmented reality, interactive AI tutoring systems, performance analysis tools, and collaborative learning platforms. The potential of these tools to enhance learning experiences and improve interpreting skills is examined, along with the implications for future training practices.
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