Félix do Carmo is a Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Translation Studies of the University of Surrey, where he teaches and researches the application of technologies to translation work processes, with a focus on their ethical and professional implications. He is a Fellow of the Surrey Institute for People-Centred Artificial Intelligence, and an Expert member of the Surrey Future of Work Research Centre. He worked for more than 20 years in Porto, Portugal, as a translator, translation company owner and university lecturer, and he was awarded a post-doctoral research fellowship to work at Dublin City University. He can be contacted at: f.docarmo@surrey.ac.uk.
Overview of the workshop:
- AI is already eating our lunch
- The most important discussions on AI are on business, not technology
- New terms to understand the future of translation: heteromation and artificial translation
- Adaptation, adoption, or revolution?
- Challenges for translation businesses from AI
- Responsibility and risk management with AI
- The power of strong communities
