THE COGNITIVE IMPACT OF COMPUTER-ASSISTED TRANSLATION (CAT) AND MACHINE TRANSLATION (MT) ON PROFESSIONAL LEGAL TRANSLATORS

The current study extends past research by elucidating the suitable employment in legal translation of the computer-assisted translation (CAT) and machine translation (MT) technologies, the cognitive process of the translation end-product, and the difficult tasks of legal translation. The paper generates insights about the operation of various CAT and MT systems on legal translation, the improvement of diverse CAT and MT tools, and the language constituent of MT systems. These findings highlight the importance of examining translators' perceptions of CAT and MT tools, the utilization of computers in translation undertakings, and the service-ability and shortcomings of CAT and MT technologies.