Human and AI translations of legal contracts still show distinct differences
In short: Researchers comparing human and artificial intelligence translations of legal contracts found that significant differences remain between the two approaches. The study investigated whether AI-based translation has reached a point of parity with human expertise in the specialized legal field, or if human intervention remains essential.
By using a contrastive methodology, the researchers examined the specific strengths and weaknesses of both human and AI translation outputs. This helps assess whether the legal profession can eventually depend solely on machine translation.
The study assigned various legal contract texts to both professional translators and AI systems. However, the research is limited to the legal domain and does not specify the exact number of texts or models analyzed.
Why it matters: Despite advances in AI, human expertise still provides a distinct approach to translating complex legal language.
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- Source: Research: Moneus and Sahari (2024). Artificial intelligence and human translation: A contrastive study based on legal texts. Heliyon. · cc-by
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