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Would you let AI translate a real client call?

Genuine question because I'm split on this. For scheduling or basic logistics, sure. For pricing, product specs or anything contractual, I want the important parts confirmed in writing. The errors that worry me aren't the obviously bad translations. It's the fluent sentence with the wrong number, a…

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  1. 2026-11-11 11:07 · r/artificial
    Would you let AI translate a real client call?

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