Our mission is to protect the integrity of communication between principal communicators during any interpreted interaction by developing standards for responsive AI systems and setting performance benchmarks for human-only, machine-only, and combined human and machine interpreting solutions.
Our vision is that sign language and spoken language equity will be integral to the global technology landscape, and that we will be recognized as an authority for setting standards, certifying technology, and advocating for the inclusion of all sign and spoken languages.
The Mission and Vision were jointly developed by the Coalition for Sign Language Equity in Technology (CoSET) and the Interpreting SAFE AI Task Force.
This comprehensive guide describes fundamental sociolinguistic criteria for the safe, fair and ethical development and implementation of automatic interpreting products using artificial intelligence (AIxAI), also called machine interpreting.
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