π AI-written stories get attention. AI-translated literature is reaching readers more quietly, shaping how they experience an authorβs work.
So what is lost in AI literary translation βοΈπ€
π€ AI translation into English is readable and often βfineβ.
βοΈ But human translation is valued more, especially on a closer look, for clarity and immersion.
βΌοΈ Both vary in quality BUT AI varies more, even within a single book.
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Congratulations to Assistant Professors Ke Li and Jason Peng for their appointments as Canada CIFAR AI Chairs!
Learn more about their research here: https://t.co/2ffkrQQU6b
It was an exciting week! Thank you all for joining us at Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, & Vision (AI/CRV) 2026! It was an honor to host it here at SFU!
Last week, we were proud to host the Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, & Vision (AI/CRV) 2026.
Thank you to our sponsors, speakers, organizers, and attendees for making this year's conference a success.
Read more here: https://t.co/mKwSWk5LA8
Interested in Reinforcement Learning?
Join us on June 11 from 11:30AM to 12:30PM for a lecture by Csaba Szepesvari, a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Alberta.
No registration required, see you there!
Congratulations to Assistant Professor and Director Ali Mahdavi-Amiri on being named a recipient of the CHCCS 2026 Early Career Researcher Award (Graphics)!
Learn more about his research here: https://t.co/RYnlhxLJwJ
The School of Computing Science is proud to host the Canadian Conference on AI, Robots & Vision (AI/CRV) 2026, bringing together leading AI and robotics researchers, practitioners, and professionals.
Learn more about AI/CRV 2026 here: https://t.co/ouy31tmxMW
We were happy to be part of the B.C. AI Research-to-Adoption Summit last week co-hosted by @ubcscience & @SFU_CompSci πππ It was great to see this event so well attended!