AI translation tool at Alorica could reshape jobs
Alorica in Irvine deploys a real time voice translation system that enables agents to converse with customers in 200 languages and 75 dialects. The company says AI will not cut jobs now and is hiring, while studies show mixed effects on employment with productivity gains and new roles emerging.
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Marmoset names reveal animal calling patterns in study
In Science, researchers show marmosets use price calls to identify specific individuals, akin to naming. By analyzing over 50,000 calls from 10 monkeys, the team found distinct recipient-specific vocal patterns, with family members sharing similar name dialects and playback triggering stronger responses from the named monkey.
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