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The aim is to design a multilingual corpus that facilitates analysis of interpreter-mediated public service contexts.

June 17, 2026Open Access

Design and methodological architecture of a multilingual corpus of interpreter-mediated public service telephone interactions

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The aim is to design a multilingual corpus that facilitates analysis of interpreter-mediated public service contexts.
Developed a systematic approach to gather multilingual data from public service telephone interactions.
Engaged with various linguistic and cultural contexts to ensure comprehensive representation.
Utilized advanced methodological frameworks to structure data effectively.
Provided a structured dataset that can aid in the development of AI for multilingual communication.
Facilitated better understanding of interpreter practices in public service settings.

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Poster presentation introduces a multilingual corpus aimed at enhancing interpreter-mediated public service interactions, indicating its significance for AI development.

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Poster presentation for the LLMs4SSH: Shaping multilingual, multimodal AI for social sciences & humanities at LREC 2026.

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Gutiérrez et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a323c62d50b63ecad206859 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20699038

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Poster presentation introduces a multilingual corpus aimed at enhancing interpreter-mediated public service interactions, indicating its significance for AI development.

Abstract

Poster presentation for the LLMs4SSH: Shaping multilingual, multimodal AI for social sciences & humanities at LREC 2026.

Design and methodological architecture of a multilingual corpus of interpreter-mediated public service telephone interactions

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Design and methodological architecture of a multilingual corpus of interpreter-mediated public service telephone interactions

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