This study explores how AI adoption has transformed translation workflows in an in-house translation team at a single Korean corporation, investigating the experiences and perceptions of four stakeholder groups: translators, project managers, translation requesters from other departments, and a department head. Semi-structured interviews with nine participants were analyzed through inductive thematic analysis, supplemented by the researcher's work log data. Findings indicate a progressive shift from translators' autonomous AI use toward an organization-wide adoption of machine translation post-editing (MTPE). Although participants broadly shared an awareness of AI's benefits and limitations, significant differences emerged across stakeholder groups in their assessments of text-type suitability for AI translation and the prioritization of quality versus speed. The translator's role is being redefined from that of a direct text producer to a quality controller of AI output, with linguistic and cultural judgment increasingly valued over AI operational skills. Notably, AI-enabled back-translation has given rise to a new dynamic in which non-specialist requesters scrutinize translators' professional decisions. This study contributes to translation studies by empirically documenting how AI adoption intensifies the structural invisibility of translation value within corporate organizations.
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1. 서론 2. 선행연구 2.1. 인하우스 통번역의 개념과 특징 2.2. 번역 산업에서의 AI 도입과 그 영향에 관한 선행연구 3. 연구방법 3.1. 연구 맥락 및 참여자 3.2. 자료 수집 및 분석 4. 연구결과 4.1. AI 도입과 번역 업무 프로세스의 재편 4.2. AI 번역의 효용과 한계에 대한 인식 4.3. 번역 품질과 신속성에 대한 기대 4.4. 번역사의 역할 재정의와 요구 역량의 변화 4.5. 조직 내 번역의 가치 인식과 미래 전망 5. 결론 참고문헌