The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Academic Translation Tasks Case Study of Chat GPT, Claude and Gemini

Abstract : This study aims to find out how artificial intelligence is used in the translation field today. Given the breadth and complexity of the topic, our research will focus on the university environment, as the academic community represents a fertile sample that extensively employs artificial intelligence in various research and scholarly pursuits, problem-solving, and particularly among language students who have found these tools to be invaluable resources. We will examine the various translation outputs of these media, considering that most AI models used for this purpose are fundamentally language models, as indicated by their developers' descriptions. Our methodology involves presenting and comparing translations from various models, analyzing their respective strengths, weaknesses, and limitations. We will also discuss the growing significance of this field and the possibility and the potential that it conveys to meet the demand of a wide category of researchers and students. in addition to that, we will address the probable inconvenient that may arise from excessive reliance on these tools without proper refinement and review of translations. In the present paper will conduct a comparative analytical study to analyze responses and compare different models and their translations. Keywords : artificial intelligence (AI), translation, academic field, language model, output.

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SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.60632/ziglobitha.n011.11.vol.2.2024
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2
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Abstract : This study aims to find out how artificial intelligence is used in the translation field today. Given the breadth and complexity of the topic, our research will focus on the university environment, as the academic community represents a fertile sample that extensively employs artificial intelligence in various research and scholarly pursuits, problem-solving, and particularly among language students who have found these tools to be invaluable resources. We will examine the various translation outputs of these media, considering that most AI models used for this purpose are fundamentally language models, as indicated by their developers' descriptions. Our methodology involves presenting and comparing translations from various models, analyzing their respective strengths, weaknesses, and limitations. We will also discuss the growing significance of this field and the possibility and the potential that it conveys to meet the demand of a wide category of researchers and students. in addition to that, we will address the probable inconvenient that may arise from excessive reliance on these tools without proper refinement and review of translations. In the present paper will conduct a comparative analytical study to analyze responses and compare different models and their translations. Keywords : artificial intelligence (AI), translation, academic field, language model, output.

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