AI at Work
Sign-language AI and its limits, the wider costs and risks of AI, three meeting scenarios, reusable prompts and a hypothetical interpreter’s day across Seattle.
Key takeaways
- Sign-language recognition and generation are not ready to replace human interpreters.
- AI preparation should account for privacy, accuracy, environmental costs, and other real-world risks.
- Three meeting scenarios show how preparation changes with the people, setting, and purpose.
- Reusable prompts can turn public research into a focused interpreter brief.
- Interpreters should verify AI output and use only information approved for the assignment.
- Try the interpreter day planner
- Explore AI alternatives
- Copy the audience prompts
- Read the saved research brief
- View the illustrated research walkthrough
The planner has no live traffic feed. The walkthrough is staged illustration. Use only approved information for real assignments.