Disintegration of Language: A Translator’s Self-defense in the Era of AI
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- Data number
- II00001236
- Control number
- LTI-P002-2021011-150-007
- Title
- Disintegration of Language: A Translator’s Self-defense in the Era of AI
- Keyword
- AI, Olga Tokarczuk, Hermes, ChatGPT, Literary Translation, Disintegrating, Neural Machine Translation, Creative Translation
- Classification
- Media · Publication > Korean Literature > Author
- Language
- English(English)
- Item type
- General document
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- 22.72KB
- Format
- DOC Document
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