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Transformations in the Workplace and the Pros and Cons of AI in Technical Writing

canceled

  • Presentation
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Technical Communication
  • 07. November
  • 10:00 AM (CET) - 10:45 AM (CET)
  • C6.2
  •  Lawson Stapleton

    Lawson Stapleton

    • LanguageWire

Contents

The surge of artificial intelligence (AI) in recent years has sparked intense speculation about its pervasive influence on our lives. From fervent optimism to dire warnings, the spectrum of attitudes towards AI reflects its profound impact. Yet amidst the hype and conjecture, one fact remains undeniable: AI is reshaping our world, both overtly and subtly. 

This presentation delves into the dynamic landscape of AI, focusing on its 2023 milestones and the lessons learned. It navigates through the diverse perceptions of AI and its tangible implications for the workplace. From the triumphs to the setbacks, we explore how AI intersects with human intelligence in technical writing and beyond. 

Takeaways

Advancements in AI beyond DITA and CMS.

Real-world outcomes for content writers: successes and failures.

Solutions for integrating AI and human expertise effectively.

Prior knowledge

Attendees should have a foundational understanding of AI and its general applications. Familiarity with technical writing tools like DITA and CMS is beneficial.

Speaker

 Lawson Stapleton

Lawson Stapleton

  • LanguageWire
Biography

Since the age of 22, Lawson has been involved in problem solving multilingual communications in various communities across Australia, Canada and the EU. Lawson has combined his education and experience as an interpreter, translator, consultant, and advisory over the last 14 years to bridge the communication gap. Lawson has been fortunate to write for Multilingual Magazine, Interview with Nimdzi and LocDiscussions (Stefan Huyghe) as a subject matter expert.

Lawson looks forward to sharing with you his findings and insights on diversifying technical documentation and localization at NORDIC TechKomm.

Lawson enjoys studying, playing with small language models, minority languages and chopping timber.