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What does it take to be a court interpreter?

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As state lawmakers consider the possibility of using artificial intelligence to provide interpretation services in Wisconsin's county courts, some experts argue such programs are not yet sophisticated enough to replace a certified court interpreter.

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What does it take to be a court interpreter?

As state lawmakers consider the possibility of using artificial intelligence to provide interpretation services in Wisconsin's county courts, some experts argue such programs are not yet sophisticated enough to replace a certified court interpreter.

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Chippewa Herald broke the news in on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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