Artificial intelligence in medical translations

Artificial intelligence is a field of computer science that is developing at a fast pace, and its impact on various areas of life is becoming more and more noticeable. One of the areas in which artificial intelligence is beginning to play an increasingly important role is medical translation. In this article, we will discuss the impact of AI on medical translations and tips for medical translators who want to use AI tools.

Medical translations are one of the most demanding and difficult to carry out translations. They require not only knowledge of foreign languages, but also medical knowledge. Medical translations are often of great importance as incorrect medical translation can result in serious consequences for the patient. Therefore, medical translation must be accurate, precise and comprehensive.

Artificial intelligence can help improve medical translations as it can analyze medical texts and identify medical terms that need translation. Thanks to artificial intelligence tools, medical translators can translate medical texts faster and more accurately.

The most important artificial intelligence tools that can help medical translators are the so-called TTS (Text-To-Speech) and STT (Speech-To-Text) systems. The TTS system can read medical text in one language and translate it into another language. The STT system, on the other hand, can translate speech in one language into text, which can then be translated into another language.

Another artificial intelligence tool that can help with medical translations is the so-called NMT (Neural Machine Translation) systems. NMT systems use machine learning to translate medical texts from one language to another. NMT systems are becoming more accurate and increasingly used in medical translation.

The impact of artificial intelligence on medical translation is noticeable today, but in the future, artificial intelligence may dominate this field. Artificial intelligence tools are becoming more advanced and accurate, which means that medical translators must be ready for changes in their profession.