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"I just assumed that it would translate": examining MT risk awareness among healthcare staff with abbreviations as a use case
In the UK, public healthcare staff report turning to machine translation (MT) - predominantly Google Translate (GT) - to communicate with patients across language barriers. Though intended to support their duty of care, potentially uninformed reliance on MT in such contexts could have serious conseq
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