The AINA Project, Artificial Intelligence, and Language Technologies

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AI, language technologies, Catalan, NLP

Abstract

One of the most relevant areas of AI is Natural Language Processing (NLP). In this area, even though most of the large language models are currently multilingual, there is an important difference between the capabilities of English models and the other languages. Thus, the AINA project aims at developing the necessary infrastructure so that the inclusion of Catalan in AI applications becomes appealing and feasible. This article presents the objectives of the project and explains its main characteristics.

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Author Biography

Marta Villegas Montserrat , Barcelona Supercomputing Center

Marta Villegas fa més de 25 anys que treballa com a investigadora en el camp del processament del llenguatge natural. Actualment és la responsable de la Unitat de Tecnologies de la Llengua al Barcelona Supercomputing Center - Centro Nacional de Supercomputación, on dirigeix els treballs per al desenvolupament de models lingüístics. La Unitat ha compilat recentment el corpus espanyol i català més gran mai creat i ha desenvolupat models de referència transformers que han tingut un gran impacte, tant en el món acadèmic com en la indústria. Coordina el projecte AINA i és responsable de diversos projectes nacionals i europeus.

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Published

2023-06-29

How to Cite

Villegas Montserrat , M. (2023). The AINA Project, Artificial Intelligence, and Language Technologies . Terminàlia, 1(27). Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/Terminalia/article/view/150579

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No. 27: June 2023

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Topic: The Terminology of the Artificial Intelligence

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