Human-centered augmented translation has the propensity to benefit individuals and/or society. Onthe individual level, it could mean that limited cognitive capacities are enhanced, making a personmore efficient, effective, creative, more competitive, more fulfilled. lt could also mean that, as weage and our cognitive skils deteriorate, augmentation enables us to have longer engagement inspecific types of tasks, such as translation,if we deem it so desirable. On a societal level.augmented translation could mean thatpeople are better supported in translation activityallowing us to translate more content, for more people to access, across so many more topics, whichin turn, could allow for better intercultural understanding and higher access to content for education, for example.