Abstract:Building Smart City is an important project in the current urban construction and development. This paper outlines the research and development of language services and proposes that current language services in smart cities feature three major aspects: digitized service, computer-mediated communication, and human-computer coupling. Although language data is playing an important role in the construction of smart cities, the restrictions in government investment, professional training, industry standards, and legislation have made language data an isolated island in the sea of big data in smart cities. In order to solve these problems, it is necessary to innovate talent training mode and enhance the institutional design of language data collection. On the other hand, it is also very key to encourage the research and application of language data in the construction of smart cities. At the same time, the digital transformation of language service has brought about a series of changes in the language industry, some possible problems such as the digital divide, monopoly, and inequitable opportunities in this process required more attention and examination. Our study of language services in smart cities needs to focus not only on the technical aspects but also on the humanistic concerns, especially the current state of digital living of the vulnerable population in the community.
郭书谏,沈 骑. 智慧城市建设中的语言服务[J]. 语言战略研究, 2021, 6(3): 45-54.
Guo Shujian and Shen Qi. Language Services in the Process of Building Smart Cities. , 2021, 6(3): 45-54.
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