OpenEuroLLM
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OpenEuroLLM
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Re: OpenEuroLLM
#2> A series of foundation models for transparent AI in Europe
Am I the only one who doesn't see any link to any model? Too many words, no actual outcome.
Re: OpenEuroLLM
#3But can I run it on Gaia-X?
This really reads like a parody. Press release, “a consortium of 20 research institutions”, “awarded the STEP (Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform) seal”. Lots of grandiose self-congratulations. All with nothing to run, download or try of course.
Re: OpenEuroLLM
#4> A series of foundation models for transparent AI in Europe Am I the only one who doesn't see any link to any model? Too many words, no actual outcome.
I think they've yet to train let alone release any models. This is just a press release about the effort
Re: OpenEuroLLM
#5> A series of foundation models for transparent AI in Europe Am I the only one who doesn't see any link to any model? Too many words, no actual outcome.
From https://openeurollm.eu/launch-press-release (3 Feb 2025):
> "The models will be developed within Europe's robust regulatory framework...
Re: OpenEuroLLM
#6This should probably link to the actual press release since its more of an announcement of something forming rather than a release of any models, code, whitepapers, etc.
Re: OpenEuroLLM
#7Somehow doesn't inspire me knowing how "fast" things happen in Europe ...
Re: OpenEuroLLM
#8But can I run it on Gaia-X? This really reads like a parody. Press release, “a consortium of 20 research institutions”, “awarded the STEP (Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform) seal”. Lots of grandiose self-congratulations. All with nothing to run, download or try of course.
It is. They will do nothing but distribute the EU taxpayers money into their pockets. Unfortunately.
Re: OpenEuroLLM
#9Re: OpenEuroLLM
#10The three goals featured prominently above the fold are:
> truly open > including data, documentation, training and testing code, and evaluation metrics; including community involvement
> compliant > under EU regulations, OpenEuroLLM will provide a series of transparent and performant LLMs
> diverse > for European languages and other socially and economically interesting ones, preserving linguistic and cultural diversity
The first one seems good, but the second two seem to be pretty beside the point of creating models that compete with the cutting edge of China and the USA.