The Influence of The Development of Translation Modes on The Translator’s Mind

In the information age, when artificial intelligence is developing particularly rapidly, new changes have occurred in the translation mode. The transformation of the learning mode of bilingual learners has received widespread attention, while there are still deficiencies in the research on the thinking level of translators. This paper analyzes the two changes in the development of the translation mode up to now and studies the impact of the two changes on the translator’s mind through interviews. This paper concludes that the influence of machine translation on the translator’s thinking is mainly reflected in three aspects: the dependence on machines, the dependence on post-editing, and the reinforcement of language transformation thinking. The influence of artificial intelligence translation on the translator’s thinking is mainly reflected in three aspects: the cultivation of creative thinking, the transformation of translation strategies, and the strengthening of the degree of human-machine collaboration. Based on these changes, this paper puts forward the following two suggestions. First of all, regardless of which translation method the translator adopts, they need to have sufficient familiarity with both languages and a certain reserve of vocabulary, grammar, and language features. Secondly, in the era of human-machine collaborative translation, translators need to consider both the accuracy and elegance of the translation simultaneously, together with taking into account both creative ability and critical thinking.

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SHS Web of Conferences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/202522201024
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Translation Studies and Practices
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The Influence of The Development of Translation Modes on The Translator’s Mind

Keying Li
SHS Web of Conferences
Translation Studies and Practices
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The Influence of The Development of Translation Modes on The Translator’s Mind

Keying Li
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Abstract

In the information age, when artificial intelligence is developing particularly rapidly, new changes have occurred in the translation mode. The transformation of the learning mode of bilingual learners has received widespread attention, while there are still deficiencies in the research on the thinking level of translators. This paper analyzes the two changes in the development of the translation mode up to now and studies the impact of the two changes on the translator’s mind through interviews. This paper concludes that the influence of machine translation on the translator’s thinking is mainly reflected in three aspects: the dependence on machines, the dependence on post-editing, and the reinforcement of language transformation thinking. The influence of artificial intelligence translation on the translator’s thinking is mainly reflected in three aspects: the cultivation of creative thinking, the transformation of translation strategies, and the strengthening of the degree of human-machine collaboration. Based on these changes, this paper puts forward the following two suggestions. First of all, regardless of which translation method the translator adopts, they need to have sufficient familiarity with both languages and a certain reserve of vocabulary, grammar, and language features. Secondly, in the era of human-machine collaborative translation, translators need to consider both the accuracy and elegance of the translation simultaneously, together with taking into account both creative ability and critical thinking.

SHS Web of ConferencesVol. 222
Wuhan University of Technology (CN), Hubei University of Technology (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Translation Studies and Practices
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