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ProgrammesThe European Commission has published a new call (one call topic) under the Digital Europe programme: Alliance for Language Technologies (DIGITAL-2024-AI-B-06-LANGUAGE).
The call is expected to open on 1 August 2024, deadline to submit proposals will be 26 September 2024.
With this call, the Commission aims to federate Member States efforts to preserve the linguistic and cultural diversity in Europe while effectively implementing the European Common Data Infrastructure and Service MCP’s objectives in the area of language technologies. By providing the necessary data and model adaptation capacities, the action will have a strong impact on the deployment of large language foundation models and their applications such as generative AI.
The relevant information on objectives, scope and conditions of participation can be found in the call document.
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