Technology Options

Human-first interpretation with controlled technology options

Use human interpreters for official, sensitive, executive, and high-stakes meetings. Use automation only where the context supports it.

Human interpreter in a booth at the center of the technology model

Human interpretation

Best for

Official-languages obligations, sensitive meetings, executive sessions, public-sector mandates, legal or technical content, and mission-critical events.

Lead recommendation for high-stakes work.

AI-assisted interpretation via Canoë

Best for

Selected lower-risk sessions, broader language access, recurring internal contexts, or exploratory multilingual support.

Linked as a separate technology offer, not the core institutional service.

Captions and transcripts

Best for

Accessibility support, post-event records, searchable content, or lower-risk comprehension aids.

Useful as support, but not a substitute for voiced simultaneous interpretation when participation depends on it.

Canoë supports selected technology-assisted language-access needs

Canoë can be explored as an AI interpretation option without weakening America Interpretation’s human-services brand.

Use cases

Lower-risk, recurring, or exploratory sessions.

Human frame

Official and high-stakes meetings stay oriented around human interpreters.

Separate product

Canoë remains connected, but distinct from the core institutional service.

Meeting setup question

No one available? Send a setup question.

Use this fallback for one practical question about format, microphones, platform, documents, or interpreter setup. We will route it through the same intake process.

Not sure which option fits?

Tell us the stakes, audience, languages, and format. We will recommend human interpretation, technology support, or a controlled blend.

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Official or sensitive

Human interpretation is the recommended model.

Accessibility or records

Captions and transcription can support the service.

Recurring and lower risk

Assisted options can be evaluated against context, privacy, and audience.