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The interpreter as developer: An autoethnographic design study of building a computer-assisted interpreting tool through human-LLM co-creation
Real-time AI captioning now serves audiences at multilingual events, yet computer-assisted interpreting (CAI) tools are still built for interpreters, rarely by them. This article reports an autoethnographic design study in which a professional interpreter with no programming training built a local-f
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