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Paris to use AI translation app for Olympics visitors

By Reuters
04 February 2024   |   11:39 am
Paris' public transport system (RATP) will provide 3,000 agents with artificial intelligence-supported translation devices to help thousands of visitors navigate through the capital's network during this year's Olympics.

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