Join us for an enlightening learning and exchange experience on a crucial topic for our profession. ADICA and AIIC have joined forces to invite you to a webinar featuring three distinguished experts in the field, with extensive market knowledge, who will help us understand the impact of AI in the interpreting world and explore innovative approaches that highlight the value of the human factor to our clients.

This collaborative effort between AIIC’s Science Hub AI Workstream and ADICA promises engaging Q&A and discussion sessions with the panellists. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain invaluable professional development tools from outstanding speakers.

Mark Breakspear, Sales and Operations Manager at DLC. Mark's extensive experience with clients and advanced conference technologies allows him to provide a comprehensive view of client perceptions and expectations, and the practical implications of AI in interpretation services.

Dr Jonathan Downie, consultant church and conference interpreter (French<>English), interpreting researcher, and author of Interpreters vs Machines: Can interpreters survive in an AI-dominated world? (Routledge, 2019), where he asks and answers hard questions about the future of interpreting.

Stephanie Jo Kent PhD, Community Interpreter, American Sign Language and English at Learning Lab for Resiliency®️. Member of the Stakeholders Assembly of the SAFE AI Task Force. Steph has a dual career in professional sign language interpreting and academic-activism for the social good.

TIME: 11.00 AM-2.00 PM ART | 4.00-7.00 PM CEST | 10.00 AM-1.00 PM EST I 7.00-10.00 AM PST
DURATION: 3 hours This activity will be held virtually by Zoom. REGISTRATION: https://form.jotform.com/241853257502051


FEES:
ADICA / AlIC members: Free
General admission (Argentina): ARS 18.000 Members of CTPBA and USAL/UMSA teachers/students: ARS 15.000
General admission (rest of the world): USD 35 Members of TAALS, TREMEDICA & REDINT*: USD 25
*REDINT includes: ACIC, ACOTIP, ANTIO, APIC, APTI, ASSOINTERPRETI, AVINC, CMIC, COTICH  

The webinar will be delivered in English with simultaneous interpretation into Spanish and Portuguese