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CHORUS: Designing Human-AI Multi-Agent Collaboration for Professional Translators
Despite the widespread use of automatic AI translation systems in daily language tasks, professional translation remains crucial in domain-specific and high-stakes scenarios. Yet professional translators rarely rely on these systems in their everyday practice due to a lack of detailed support for th
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