Built to assist, not replace: inside Intercall’s real-time AI for professional interpreters

Among the interpreters who rely on it, the verdict is consistent: at last, something built for the way they actually work. The premise is simple. Interpreting works best as human and machine together, not machine in place of the human. Interpreting is one of the hardest things a person can do in real time. The […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Built to assist, not replace: inside Intercall’s real-time AI for professional interpreters

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