Im Hyung-jae et al.: Understanding AI Translation for Korean Interpreters and Translators

If you look at the history of foreign language education, it's been developed by the power structure of each period. Before the 18th century, medieval languages of academic concepts were the object of it. And from that time on, modern languages became educational. And by the end of the 19th century, the center of foreign education was going to be speaking. This change is a major turning point in the history of foreign language education. With these changes in the past, the future of foreign language education is expected to develop in a more diverse culture and embrace. There was another big change in the way foreign language education and language use were done in the 21st century. In particular, at the end of the 20th century,. Over the 0s and 2010s,. In the 0th century, humans chose to translate machines as a dissipating technology that would allow us to share information on the Internet. And that choice has been developed into AI translation in just 10 years. I've heard around me lately that digital transition. DX means that using digital technology in business and services, you can change the way industrial production is produced or the customer experience. It's focused on the service that uses digital technology to improve existing business models and create new values. And in fact, this idea can be applied to translation and translation.

Korean title: 한국어 통번역사를 위한 AI 번역의 이해

Korean author: 임형재 외

Korean publisher: 소통

ISBN-13: 9791191957297