Petitions/Ban AI translation
StatusOngoing
Opened17 Mar 2026
Closes
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Ban AI translation applications. Highly trained and qualified translators are losing pay and even their jobs due to the rise of AI translation, despite humans accurately translating language and culture-specific nuances which machines cannot fully grasp.

The amount of jobs available for translators is rapidly decreasing, and those which are available are mostly post-editing, which takes the same amount of time or longer, often for less pay. We feel this is an unnecessary threat to a crucial industry which helps connect people across the globe. Furthermore, AI produces lower-quality translations, resulting in the purpose and meaning of source texts being inaccurately conveyed. This can be damaging for the creator of the source text as well as the target audience.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Jonathan Davies
1Jonathan Davies MP
Mid Derbyshire
5
Carla Denyer
2Carla Denyer MP
Bristol Central
3
Catherine Atkinson
3Catherine Atkinson MP
Derby North
2
Jeremy Corbyn
4Jeremy Corbyn MP
Islington North
2
Linsey Farnsworth
5Linsey Farnsworth MP
Amber Valley
1
Liam Conlon
6Liam Conlon MP
Beckenham and Penge
1
Ayoub Khan
7Ayoub Khan MP
Birmingham Perry Barr
1
Phil Brickell
8Phil Brickell MP
Bolton West
1
Alex Burghart
9Alex Burghart MP
Brentwood and Ongar
1
Ms Julie Minns
10Ms Julie Minns MP
Carlisle
1