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24.05.2023

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White Paper: Große Sprachmodelle – Grundlagen, Potenziale und Herausforderungen für die Forschung

Check Out the New White Paper of PLS

Our PI Volker Tresp is one of the authors of the new White Paper of Platform Lernende Systeme (PLS). The experts from PLS believe that research in Germany is in a good starting position to tackle the technical challenges of AI technology, develop it in line with European values and thus exploit its potential for Germany and Europe.

The prerequisite: a European ecosystem for the development of large language models as well as application-oriented research that facilitates the transfer into industrial practice. The current white paper from the platform identifies the most urgent research needs and options for action.

«If we want to use language models for applications in and from Europe, we need European language models that master the local languages, take into account the needs of our companies and the ethical requirements of our society.»
(V. Tresp)

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