a column by Jacques Melitz and Farid Toubal for VOX: CEPR’s Policy Portal
Artificial intelligence has made spectacular progress in recent years. One particular source of high expectations is automatic translation and whether it will finally bring about the long-predicted death of distance in trade.
This column examines the impact of a common language on bilateral trade and finds that the net result of reducing linguistic frictions with a set of trading partners is not apparent.The potential impact of machine translation on foreign trade remains up in the air.
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Wednesday, 7 August 2019
The potential impact of machine translation on foreign trade – caution, please
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AI,
artificial_intelligence,
distance,
language,
machine_learning,
trade
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