a) Can interpreters survive artificial intelligence?

Interpretation has given a lot of steps during these last years, is well established in
our picture and yes, I think interpreters can survive to that, I mean we all know
artificial intelligence has arrived to do the work for us in an easy way and create
those shortcuts, but we can take advantages of these tools and work together in
some cases.

b) As interpreters, classify your A, B, and C language?

Language A: Mother tongue Spanish

Language B: English

Language C: English

c) According to the video, what are the predictions about simultaneous

interpreting?

I can say that first, simultaneous interpreting allows us to listen to speakers in their
other tongue.

Without prediction, interpreters would be unable to create a clear translation of a

text in the target language.

d) Think about this quote "Interpreters will not be replaced by technology, they
will be replaced by interpreters who use technology" Bill Wood (Founder of
DS-Interpretation)

I consider that this statement is true, we all know there are a lot of tools out there
that help us to make it easier for our work. We need to know how to use that and
improve our environment, in other words, we can take advantage of tools.