deadline in 48 hours: last PUSH to share and complete the SAFE AI Interpreter Survey closing January 12!

[Steph Kent]

Hello selected members of the Advisory Group,

You're chosen because you are in an official capacity to share the interpreter survey with your network.

Link to the PROVIDER SURVEY in English for ASL/English interpreters . 

This is an opportunity for Deaf Interpreters, Deaf Heritage and h/Hearing sign language interpreters to begin to influence future law concerning the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for automatic interpreting.

Please share widely and be sure to specify that this is for interpreters and those involved with the business and administration of interpreting servicers: including requestors, referral agencies, payors, and so on.

thanks,

steph

ps, if you've been keeping up with the  Advisory Group, you'll know that we decided not to force an ASL Translation of this survey for Deaf end users at this time. Learn about the reasons on the Advisory Group's YouTube Channel:  ASL Survey Translation Update.

pps, at our meeting this Friday afternoon (3-4:30pm Eastern) we will be talking about how to still get some fundamental principles from the Deaf perspective into the first SAFE AI report to be published by CSA Research in early February. This "Perception Report "report will include results from the provider survey (interpreter's perspective) so it's important to get our professional experiences and opinions included!

[jmil...@frii.com]

Will do!
Jenny

On 2024-01-10 7:06 am, Steph Kent wrote:
> Hello selected members of the Advisory Group,
>
> You're chosen because you are in an official capacity to share the
> interpreter survey with your network.
>

> Link to the PROVIDER SURVEY in English [1] for_ ASL/English
> interpreters ._

>
> This is an opportunity for Deaf Interpreters, Deaf Heritage and
> h/Hearing sign language interpreters to begin to influence future law
> concerning the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for automatic
> interpreting.
>
> Please share widely and be sure to specify that this is for
> interpreters and those involved with the business and administration
> of interpreting servicers: including requestors, referral agencies,
> payors, and so on.
>
> thanks,
> steph
>

> _ps, if you've been keeping up with the Advisory Group, you'll know

> that we decided not to force an ASL Translation of this survey for

> Deaf end users__ at this time. Learn about the _reasons on the
> Advisory Group's YouTube Channel: ASL Survey Translation Update [2].

>
> pps, at our meeting this Friday afternoon (3-4:30pm Eastern) we will
> be talking about how to still get some fundamental principles from the
> Deaf perspective into the first SAFE AI report to be published by CSA
> Research in early February. This "Perception Report "report will
> include results from the provider survey (interpreter's perspective)
> so it's important to get our professional experiences and opinions
> included!
>

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