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Welche Rolle spielt Übersetzung dabei, die Erkenntnisse der OECD über Länder- und Kulturgrenzen hinweg zugänglich zu machen? Wie verändert künstliche Intelligenz die Arbeit von Sprachexpert*innen? In dieser Folge von…
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Perché le lingue contano all'OCSE Perché il multilinguismo è fondamentale per avvicinare le Organizzazioni Internazionali ai cittadini? E quale ruolo svolge la lingua italiana nel favorire il dialogo e la cooperazione…
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Pourquoi l’interprétation est-elle essentielle au dialogue entre les pays ? Et comment permet-elle à chacun de s’exprimer avec précision et confiance dans les réunions internationales ? Dans cet épisode de Why Languages…
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What role does translation play in making OECD knowledge accessible across countries and cultures? And how is artificial intelligence transforming the work of language professionals? In this episode of Why Languages…
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The need for budget reform is growing, but securing public support for reform is becoming harder. How can governments get the public onboard for difficult budget choices? In this episode, OECD hosts Ricardo and Scherie…
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There’s a particular moment, familiar to almost everyone who receives a payslip, when optimism meets reality. You see your gross salary – that encouraging number at the top – and then your eyes begin the slow downward…
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Major sporting events can bring huge crowds and investment to host cities, but how much of that opportunity reaches local businesses? In this episode, Shayne MacLachlan from the OECD speaks with scientist, entrepreneur…
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Behind every statistic is a human-scale question. What is a safer commute worth? How much do people value cleaner air? And how can policymakers compare the cost of an intervention with the benefit of reducing mortality…
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Governments are moving from discussing artificial intelligence to deploying it. But what does responsible AI look like when it is used inside large public administrations, across real services, using real people’s…
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As AI assistants, search engines and chatbots become intermediaries between users and information, official statistics face a new usability test: can authoritative public data be found, understood, sourced and used…
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