by ProZ Team | Sep 28, 2026 | Language Industry & Market Trends, Technology & AI
Guest post by Monika Porwoł Imagine a client asking: “AI has already translated it. Could you just check it?” That small word “just” hides a substantial amount of professional work. To approve the text, you may need to research terminology, resolve an ambiguity in the...
by Angela Luana Zalazar Aguirre | Aug 26, 2026 | Events & Community, General, Language Industry & Market Trends, Stories, Voices & Culture, Technology & AI
The role of the language professional has never been static. The craft of translation and interpreting have long been at the heart of the field but, in the last few decades, the industry has grown into a vibrant ecosystem: voiceover, subtitle localization, video game...
by Helen Shepelenko | May 19, 2026 | Business, Marketing & Strategy, Freelance Life & Careers, General, Language Industry & Market Trends, Localization, MTPE (Machine Translation Post-Editing), Technology & AI, Training & Professional Development
Guest post by Sherif Abuzid, ProZ.com Trainer and Speaker · 4 min read Many translators are asking the same question right now: Is AI going to replace translators? Honestly, I do not think that is the right question anymore. If you stay stuck on the replacement...
by Helen Shepelenko | May 8, 2026 | General, Language Industry & Market Trends, Technology & AI, Training & Professional Development
Guest post by Adam Victor, ProZ.com Trainer and Speaker · 5 min read RESILIENCE & AI The Guardian asked whether translation will survive as a profession. But that’s only part of the question. IN THE NEWS TODAY ‘Being human helps’: despite rise of AI is there...
by ProZ Team | Sep 4, 2025 | MTPE (Machine Translation Post-Editing), Technology & AI, Translation & Interpreting Practice
Guest post by Mirko Tavosanis I am the Director of an online Master’s program in Translation at a time when neural networks, AI technologies, and Large Language Models (LLMs) are transforming the industry. These rapid changes have required us to adapt the way we...
