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.

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