N95icole Cartagna (@interpretopia) 's Twitter Profile
N95icole Cartagna

@interpretopia

interpreting | technology | society (she/her)

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linkhttp://www.interpretopia.net calendar_today19-12-2007 04:16:07

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Has ANY company making scheduling/invoicing software for interpreters actually spoken with any actual interpreters about the UX? Do they even know what UX is? Boostlingo Gridcheck 😭

Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Inc (@rid_inc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

RID is leaving Twitter due to Elon Musk eliminating the Accessibility team. One of RID’s values is accessible & effective communication access in all spaces where diverse, intersectional Deaf lives are impacted. Access for all. Now.

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This looks like a tool that could be incorporated into asl interpreter training. Would be great if this program had an accessibility feature for working with communication access workers like interpreters and captioners.

Marlee Matlin (@marleematlin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I got chills watching this. Thank you, Governor Janet Mills for your powerful acknolwedgement of the American Sign Language Interpreter. And thank you CNN for showing the interpreter the whole time. #LewistonMaine #deafcommunity

Meredith Whittaker (@mer__edith) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Also, I’d love to see this type of transparency in the AI space. Like… Cost of training/dev infra, whence your data + what $/process to obtain/curate it, who does data labeling + curation + RLHF, how many workers at what $…cost of inference at X load for Y use case on Z infra,

Alphabet Workers Union (AWU-CWA) (@alphabetworkers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Human workers at companies like Appen often handle the more distasteful parts of training AI and are the lower-paid, often ignored backbone of the entire industry." How is Google going to become a leader in AI without the workers who train AI? theverge.com/2024/1/23/2404…