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Since the beginning of 2023, the spectacular evolution of artificial intelligence, and in particular the explosion in the use of generative AI in all areas of creation, has raised fundamental questions and sparked intense debate. CEATL has drafted its own statement detailing its stance on the use of generative AIs in the field of literary translation.
Tags: AGM, AGM2023, AI, Generative AI, Ljubljana, SloveniaAt the CEATL Annual General Meeting in Ljubljana, Slovenia, in May, delegates listened […]
Tags: Italy For the third consecutive year, CEATL has been invited to the online conference “Dall’italiano al mondo” (https://italiana NULL.esteri […]
In 2021, the Danish Authors’ Society (of which DOF is a part), the Danish Publishers’ Association and the collecting society CopyDan instituted proceedings against the state-owned library service, Nota, which provides audiobooks for visually impaired citizens and those who have trouble reading.
CEATL, together with 12 European and International authors’, performers’ and other creative workers’ organisations, urgently call for a human centric approach to generative AI, built upon informed consent, transparency, fair remuneration and contractual practices.
Once again, CEATL members from all over Europe decided to mark International Translation Day by creating a short video celebrating literary translators and their passion for language and literature, but also hoping to send a message with the title and mission of this year’s project: “Translating for Peace”.
Tags: EU CreativeEurope, Europe, Europe; European Union; CEATL signed a letter of concern (https://cultureactioneurope NULL.org/files/2023/09/Letter-of-Concern-Creative-Europe-2024-Budget-Cuts NULL.pdf)initiated by Culture Action Europe […]
Open letter to Hartwig Fischer and the Trustees of the British Museum in regards to Yilin Wang’s translation of the works of the poet Qiu Jin in the British Museum’s exhibition China: The Hidden Century
“Even one victim is one too many” is the request for a UN resolution to protect civilian translators and interpreters in conflict situations.
In this issue of Counterpoint, we touch upon the issue of non-Western literature in translation and how it is perceived and received in the European book-market
Last 21 April, as part of a weeklong celebration of Sant Jordi Day and International Book Day, Catalan associations APTIC and AELC were happy to invite FIT and CEATL, which were present in Barcelona, to a joint event at the Gabriel García Márquez Library.
Tags: Europe, MoU, PEN, TLRC-PENCEATL (the European Council of Literary Translators’ Associations) and TLRC-PEN (PEN International (https://www NULL.pen-international NULL.org/)’s Translation […]