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Europe@feddit.orgEnglish • 2 months ago

Europe will have its own AI: OpenEuroLLM

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Europe will have its own AI: OpenEuroLLM

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Europe@feddit.orgEnglish • 2 months ago

Language model: OpenEuroLLM aims to make AI in EU more independent and diverse

A European consortium wants to build an open source family of powerful, multilingual large language models for private and public services.

The European Comission has granted €20 million to STEP, the European consortium that will create the AI model. It will be open source, European regulations-compliant and unlike Deepseek, its dataset will also be open source and will be trained in 35 languages.

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4•2 months ago
Well, investing a mere €20 millions won’t achieve much. On the other hand I’m glad they aren’t wasting more money on it.
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  Wasn’t DeepSeek v3 trained with single-digit million dollars budget?
  - @eigenspace@feddit.org
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    4•2 months ago
    Probably not. There’s a lot of reasons to be skeptical of those claimed numbers.
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    4•2 months ago
    Iirc leaked numbers says something closer to 1 billion USD

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