Research on Innovation of Artificial Intelligence-Driven Translation and Communication Models

The rapid development of artificial intelligence has brought profound transformations to the field of translation and dissemination. Centered on AI-driven translation models, this study systematically examines the strengths and limitations of technologies such as neural machine translation and multimodal learning. The paper proposes a novel model integrating dynamic feedback and self-adaptive optimization. Through theoretical analysis and experimental validation, the model shows significant improvements in semantic understanding, domain-specific terminology adaptation, and multilingual translation performance. The research also highlights challenges like cultural transfer and support for low-resource languages, suggesting future advancements should focus on cross-modal integration and human-machine collaboration to drive translation toward greater intelligence and efficiency. This study offers valuable insights into translation technology innovation, contributing to effective cross-linguistic communication.

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International Journal of Knowledge Management
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2025-10-13
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https://doi.org/10.4018/ijkm.390954
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Translation Studies and Practices
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Research on Innovation of Artificial Intelligence-Driven Translation and Communication Models

韩成 Han Cheng
International Journal of Knowledge Management
Translation Studies and Practices
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Research on Innovation of Artificial Intelligence-Driven Translation and Communication Models

韩成 Han Cheng
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Abstract

The rapid development of artificial intelligence has brought profound transformations to the field of translation and dissemination. Centered on AI-driven translation models, this study systematically examines the strengths and limitations of technologies such as neural machine translation and multimodal learning. The paper proposes a novel model integrating dynamic feedback and self-adaptive optimization. Through theoretical analysis and experimental validation, the model shows significant improvements in semantic understanding, domain-specific terminology adaptation, and multilingual translation performance. The research also highlights challenges like cultural transfer and support for low-resource languages, suggesting future advancements should focus on cross-modal integration and human-machine collaboration to drive translation toward greater intelligence and efficiency. This study offers valuable insights into translation technology innovation, contributing to effective cross-linguistic communication.

International Journal of Knowledge ManagementVol. 21(1)
Communication University of China, Nanjing, Communication University of China (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Translation Studies and Practices
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