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AI-assisted, human-verified translation is intended to reduce English-language barriers while stakeholders adapt to a new process.

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Victoria SnellingDirector of Standards and Assurance · Leather Working GroupLinkedIn ↗

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AI-assisted, human-verified translation is intended to reduce English-language barriers while stakeholders adapt to a new process.

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Attributed contributors: Victoria Snelling. “AI-assisted, human-verified translation is intended to reduce English-language barriers while stakeholders adapt to a new process..” Deep Dive 1: Digitizing a Trusted Process. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 18 September 2026. Session time 7:03–7:46. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-53f5e0d09304

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AI-assisted, human-verified translation is intended to reduce English-language barriers while stakeholders adapt to a new process.

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Victoria SnellingDirector of Standards and Assurance · Leather Working GroupLinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: Make requirements accessible without abandoning quality control.

Conditions: Human verification and careful transition.

Limit: Translation accuracy and access effects not evaluated.

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