Revue algérienne des lettres
Volume 9, Numéro 2, Pages 112-121
2025-12-30
Authors : Belhouts Chérifa .
This study investigates how human post-editors intervene in machine-translated texts, focusing on a religious tourism corpus translated by an AI tool. The findings indicate a shift from translators as producers in traditional translation to controllers in the age of AI, while skills from traditional translation practices remain essential in the post-editing process. Effective post-editing of religious tourism texts requires fewer linguistic corrections and more culturally oriented strategies. This shift reshapes the translator’s tasks and creates opportunities for creativity.
AI-assisted translation ; post-editing ; translator’s role ; religious tourism ; culture
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