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Alexander Fraser Receives EU Funding for Research on LLMs

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Our PI Alexander Fraser is spearheading an important EU-funded project aimed at enhancing Large Language Models (LLMs).

His research project focuses on improving the integration of lesser-spoken languages into LLMs, the AI-driven technology behind ChatGPT and similar chatbot platforms. This initiative will not only advance the technology but also explore its societal implications, ensuring that these advancements benefit the community.

Congrats to Alex!

#award #research #fraser
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