36.3088, Calls: Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Public Service Translation and Interpreting: Research and Opportunities (Jrnl)

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Subject: 36.3088, Calls: Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Public Service Translation and Interpreting: Research and Opportunities (Jrnl)

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Date: 13-Oct-2025
From: Laura Parrilla Gomez [lpargom at upo.es]
Subject: Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Public Service Translation and Interpreting: Research and Opportunities(Jrnl)


Journal: Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Public Service
Translation and Interpreting: Research and Opportunities
Call Deadline: 15-Nov-2025

The great advances achieved in recent years in artificial intelligence
(AI) have made it possible to respond to the great challenges that
have been posed in the field of education, especially in the field of
Translation and Interpreting. In the realm of Public Services
Interpreting and Translation, the past decade has seen a growing use
of innovative applications and digital tools, enabling access to
training resources and fostering the development of essential skills
that must be reinforced during the training stages of aspiring
interpreters. However, the full potential of these AI-driven tools for
the field of Translation and Interpreting, particularly within the
public services sector, remains to be fully explored.
The aim of this issue of the international scientific journal FITISPos
is to present research results on the use of AI tools both in the
professional stages and in the training context of the Public Service
context, sharing innovative practices and ideas that could be
considered in the training of future professionals.
The editors welcome original contributions for the field of Public
Service Interpreting of up to 7,000 words in English or Spanish,
prepared according to the guidelines available at
https://fitisposij.web.uah.es/OJS/index.php/fitispos/about/submissions.
Within the broad spectrum of IA topics, the issue will preferably
cover the following topics:
 - Modern speech-to-speech translation and interpretation
technologies, along with the difficulties they present.
 - Managing interpreters’ stress with AI tools.
 - AI-enabled speech recognition and the significance of comprehending
what is being said.
 - Considering the moral dilemmas presented by AI applications for the
use of AI in the provision of interpreting services and its effects on
the interpreting market.
 - Exploring the current state of AI in the language industry.
 - Cultural issues and AI interpreting tools.
 - The Role of Translators and Interpreters in AI-driven public sector
 - The Translator and Interpreter as an Ethical Gatekeeper: Managing
bias in AI-powered public sector.
 - From Civil Servants to Cyborgs? Rethinking the translator’s and
interpreter’s role in AI-augmented public-sector communication
 - A Double-Edged Sword: The Impact of AI Translation on minority
languages in the public sector.
 - Training the Next Generation: Adapting Translation and Interpreting
curricula for the AI-driven public sector.
 - The Future of Public Service Interpreting: Exploring the potential
and challenges of AI-powered interpreting solutions.
 - Language Policy and AI: Implications for linguistic diversity and
citizen access in the public sphere.
Important Dates:
Deadline for submissions: 15th November 2025
Decision: December-January 2026
Publishing: April 2026
Submission: Please register and upload your articles via the FITISos
IJ website: https://fitisposij.web.uah.es/OJS/index.php/fitispos
Further Information:
Dra. Laura Parrilla Gómez: lpargom at upo.es
Dra. Encarnación Postigo Pinazo: epostigo at uma.es

Linguistic Field(s): Translation




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