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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Sabaté Carrové, Mariona author Baudo, Lorena author Bosch Fábregas, Mariazell Eugènia author 2024 Editores: Mariona Sabaté Carrové, Lorena Baudo, Mariazell E. Bosch Fábregas. Participants en el llibre com a autors d'un capítol: María Azul Bassi, Oriana Micaela Carrizo, Kemel Karim Cobresle, Santiago Domínguez, Bianca Ailín Giménez, Xiomara Imanoni, Magalí Belén Brochero, Melina Belén Celi, María Lourdes Casas, Melisa Hatipoglu, Sara Martín Alegre, Laura Oller Figueres, Mariazell Eugènia Bosch Fábregas, Melisa Hatipoglu, Irem Martı, María del Mar Ogea Pozo, Antonio Tinedo Rodríguez, Oğuzhan Özkul, Muhammed Fadıl Arslan, Ahmet Furkan Çamlıbel, Cihan Mert Özdemir, Gerard Polinario Mahamud, Anushiya Ramaswamy, Mariona Sabaté-Carrové, Meltem Saygı, Carlos Sánchez Luis, Cristina Sliwa Vega. In Volume 3. The Translation Process Series. Through the AI Glass and What Translation Found There, we aim to delve deeper into the crossroads of translation and AI. Through the viewpoints of 15 authors, this e-book explores the manifold relationship between human translators and AI technologies. Rather than offering definitive solutions or conclusive findings, the editors aim to investigate the limits of AI through a collection of diverse insights, and foster critical discourse in this novel and dynamic field. This Volume 3 gives a voice to anyone interested in translation, particularly focusing on their experiences with AI. By doing so, the volume provides a platform for sharing personal insights, fears, and perspectives regarding the integration of AI in translation. By opening up this discussion, we hope to gather a diverse range of viewpoints and foster a deeper understanding of how AI is viewed in the field of translation. Translation process Traducció i interpretació The Translation Process Series. Through the AI Glass and What Translation Found There. Volume 3