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of the First Workshop on Style in GenAI-Translated Content (StyGenAI)

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This study investigates stylistic features in English–Italian machine translation by comparing the outputs of Google Translate and ChatGPT-5.2, and shows that the two systems seem to adopt similar translation solutions, but they differ in the quantitative distribution of translation equivalents.

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