Drawbacks of AI-powered transcription and translation
One of the main disadvantages of using AI-powered transcription and translation services for your conference is that they may not be as accurate and reliable as human transcribers and translators. AI-powered services rely on algorithms and data to process speech and text, but they may not be able to capture the context, tone, emotion, humor, sarcasm, slang, idioms, acronyms, or technical terms of your speakers and attendees. They may also make mistakes, such as mishearing, mistranslating, omitting, or adding words or sentences. These errors can affect the quality and clarity of your conference content, and cause confusion or misunderstanding among your audience.
Another drawback of using AI-powered transcription and translation services for your conference is that they may pose some technical and ethical challenges. AI-powered services require a stable internet connection, a compatible device, and a user-friendly interface, but these may not be available or accessible for everyone. You may also need to obtain consent from your speakers and attendees to record and transcribe their speech, and to comply with data protection and privacy laws and regulations. You may also need to consider the cultural and social implications of using AI-powered services, such as the potential bias, discrimination, or manipulation of the content or the audience.
A third drawback of using AI-powered transcription and translation services for your conference is that they may reduce the human touch and nuance of your event. AI-powered services may not be able to convey the personality, style, passion, or charisma of your speakers, or the subtlety, diversity, or complexity of their messages. They may also not be able to foster the rapport, trust, or empathy between your speakers and attendees, or the sense of community, belonging, or identity among your audience. These factors can affect the emotional and social aspects of your conference, and diminish its value and impact.