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SUMMARY:Strategic Use of ASR in Interpreting: Balancing Su
 pport\, Performance and Agency
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 tyle="font-size:14px\;"><span style="font-family:A
 rial\, Helvetica\, sans-serif\;">Join the <a href=
 "http://www.ciol.org.uk/id">CIOL Interpreting Divi
 sion</a> for an insightful online session on Strat
 egic Use of ASR in Interpreting</span></span></p>\
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 font-size:14px\;"><span style="font-family:Arial\,
  Helvetica\, sans-serif\;"><span style="line-heigh
 t:107%\;">Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) can s
 upport interpreters in demanding situations\, but 
 it can also negatively affect performance and prof
 essional agency if used without critical reflectio
 n. This presentation and Q&A explores common chall
 enges in ASR-assisted interpreting and evidence-in
 formed strategies for integrating ASR as an interp
 reting aid. It discusses how to balance mistrust a
 nd overreliance\, understand the limitations of AS
 R\, and make deliberate\, goal-driven decisions ab
 out when and how to use ASR tools in the interpret
 ing process.<br />\n <br />\n <i>About the present
 er</i><br />\n Francesca Maria Frittella is an int
 erpreter\, researcher and trainer specialising in 
 technology-supported interpreting. She has over fi
 ve years of professional interpreting experience b
 etween Italian\, English\, German and Chinese\, pr
 imarily in conference and business settings. Since
  2018\, she has provided training for practicing i
 nterpreters based on her research. In 2024\, she c
 ompleted her PhD at the University of Surrey’s Cen
 tre for Translation Studies\, researching the skil
 ls and strategies required for effective computer-
 assisted simultaneous interpreting.</span></span><
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DESCRIPTION:Join the CIOL Interpreting Division (http://www.ci
 ol.org.uk/id) for an insightful online session on 
 Strategic Use of ASR in Interpreting\n \n \n \n Au
 tomatic Speech Recognition (ASR) can support inter
 preters in demanding situations\, but it can also 
 negatively affect performance and professional age
 ncy if used without critical reflection. This pres
 entation and Q&A explores common challenges in ASR
 -assisted interpreting and evidence-informed strat
 egies for integrating ASR as an interpreting aid. 
 It discusses how to balance mistrust and overrelia
 nce\, understand the limitations of ASR\, and make
  deliberate\, goal-driven decisions about when and
  how to use ASR tools in the interpreting process.
 \n \n \n \n About the presenter\n \n Francesca Mar
 ia Frittella is an interpreter\, researcher and tr
 ainer specialising in technology-supported interpr
 eting. She has over five years of professional int
 erpreting experience between Italian\, English\, G
 erman and Chinese\, primarily in conference and bu
 siness settings. Since 2018\, she has provided tra
 ining for practicing interpreters based on her res
 earch. In 2024\, she completed her PhD at the Univ
 ersity of Surrey’s Centre for Translation Studies\
 , researching the skills and strategies required f
 or effective computer-assisted simultaneous interp
 reting.\n \n \n \n \n Book your free place now\n \
 n \n 
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