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Gender Bias Evaluation in English-Portuguese Automated Translation Outputs

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This work contributes a preliminary cross-system comparison for an underexplored language pair and lays the groundwork for larger-scale evaluations of gender-inclusive AT, indicating that all four models struggle to faithfully convey gender information from source to target.

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