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Found in Interpretation Podcast
Alain Breton and Brian Bickford, Conference Interpreters
46 episodes
4 days ago
Found in Interpretation is a bilingual podcast dedicated to exploring the multifaceted world of conference interpretation. Hosted by seasoned interpreters Alain Breton and Brian Bickford, each episode delves into the challenges, triumphs, and evolving dynamics of the interpreting profession in both English and French. From dissecting the nuances between remote and on-site interpretation to unpacking the cognitive demands placed on interpreters, Alain and Brian offer valuable insights drawn from personal experience and industry expertise.
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Found in Interpretation is a bilingual podcast dedicated to exploring the multifaceted world of conference interpretation. Hosted by seasoned interpreters Alain Breton and Brian Bickford, each episode delves into the challenges, triumphs, and evolving dynamics of the interpreting profession in both English and French. From dissecting the nuances between remote and on-site interpretation to unpacking the cognitive demands placed on interpreters, Alain and Brian offer valuable insights drawn from personal experience and industry expertise.
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Ep. 32 - AI, Power & The Interpreter’s Invisible Hand – Prof. Ebru Diriker
Found in Interpretation Podcast
40 minutes 32 seconds
5 months ago
Ep. 32 - AI, Power & The Interpreter’s Invisible Hand – Prof. Ebru Diriker

Professor Ebru Diriker—Boğaziçi University scholar, AIIC trainer and veteran conference interpreter—joins hosts Alain Breton and Brian Bickford for a candid look at the real power behind the booth. From the “Ivory Tower” myth to first-person strategies, we probe how interpreters shape meaning, build trust and defend accuracy in an age of remote work and generative AI.TakeawaysEbru Diriker has been practicing interpreting since 1991.The term 'Ivory Tower' reflects the perceived separation of conference interpreters from community interpreters.Interpreters play a crucial role in mediating meanings during communication.The power dynamics in interpreting can be complex and challenging.Language closeness affects the interpretation process, but context is more significant.Interpreters often take on roles beyond mere translation, including correcting and guiding speakers.AI's ability to interpret is still limited compared to human understanding.Remote work has changed the dynamics of interpreting, allowing for more flexibility.Building trust is essential in the interpreting process, especially in remote settings.Ethical considerations in interpreting are becoming increasingly important with the rise of AI. Professional visibility builds trust among clients.Interpreters should not compromise their integrity for client approval.Clear communication of expectations is crucial for successful interpretation.Understanding client needs enhances the interpreting experience.Preparation is key for new interpreters to succeed in their roles.Tools are helpful, but they do not replace the need for skill.Listening to oneself can improve interpretation skills.AI can assist interpreters but will not replace them entirely.Clients should understand the value of human interpreters over AI.The interpretation profession is evolving with technology, requiring adaptability.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates01:01 Ebru Diriker's Background and Expertise02:12 The Concept of the Ivory Tower in Interpreting04:41 Interpreters as Mediators06:59 The Power and Vulnerability of Interpreters09:17 Contextual Challenges in Interpretation12:00 The Role of Interpreters in Simultaneous Settings14:39 AI and the Future of Interpretation21:44 Human Communication vs. AI Interpretation24:27 The Importance of Professional Visibility27:12 Understanding Client Expectations32:36 The Role of Interpreters in High-Stakes Situations32:59 Tips for New Interpreters38:00 AI in Interpretation: Opportunities and Challenges43:34 Conclusion and Future of Interpretation

Found in Interpretation Podcast
Found in Interpretation is a bilingual podcast dedicated to exploring the multifaceted world of conference interpretation. Hosted by seasoned interpreters Alain Breton and Brian Bickford, each episode delves into the challenges, triumphs, and evolving dynamics of the interpreting profession in both English and French. From dissecting the nuances between remote and on-site interpretation to unpacking the cognitive demands placed on interpreters, Alain and Brian offer valuable insights drawn from personal experience and industry expertise.