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Work in Progress Seminar - Christopher Whitton (Cambridge)

鈥楬is Master鈥檚 Voice? Tacitus (and Cassius) on Dominicide (Ann. 14.42-5)鈥.

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Human vs AI Translation Slam
FAB Cinema

Human vs AI Translation Slam

What happens when a professional translator goes head-to-head with AI tools — live on stage? Can ChatGPT and its rivals match human expertise, or will they fall short when it really counts?

Join us to find out. Two competitors, two rounds, one winner, followed by a discussion about what AI can and can鈥檛 do, and what it all means for the future.

On stage:

  • 馃摑 Lloyd Bingham, professional translator
  • 馃 Martin Percy, BAFTA-winning director and AI enthusiast
  • 馃幆 Christophe Fricker, chair

Details:

  • Date: Tuesday 4 March 2026, 7pm
  • Venue: FAB Cinema, University of 糖心TV, Coventry
  • Cost: Free (registration required, places limited)
  • Register: 

No specialist knowledge required, just curiosity about AI and how it鈥檚 changing the way we communicate. All welcome.

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