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Introducing Meta Omnilingual Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), a suite of models providing ASR capabilities for over 1,600 languages, including 500 low-coverage languages never before served by any ASR system. While most ASR systems focus on a limited set of languages that are well-represented on the internet, this release marks... show more

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Alibaba Cloud

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12,259 views • 8 months ago

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AI at Meta

1,269,410 views • 2 years ago

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U.N. official wants to decolonize AI and train new models with third-world "systems of knowledge" Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed of Nigeria: "Colonial conquest brought catastrophe and genocide, in many cases on a continental scale. Entire communities were destroyed. Indigenous people were driven far from their lands. The assault was also on memory itself. Languages were suppressed. Knowledge gained through millennia of civilization, including in the Mayan codices, was deliberately put to the flame. Many traditions rooted in land and community and memory were lost." "These are living traditions carrying a wisdom that can help the region shape technological change in its own image towards its own vision of a good life, to pursue development on its own terms. And that starts with ensuring the people of this region can see themselves in the technology. More than 800 indigenous peoples live here, representing 60 million people. Many of their languages and systems of knowledge are sustained through oral traditions when AI systems are trained largely on written material that has been gathered elsewhere. That knowledge can be distorted or made invisible. Right now, Chile's National Center for Artificial Intelligence and 30 partner institutions are developing a LatAm GPT, an open-source model trained on regional data. Its first version is in Spanish and Portuguese, but researchers are also developing tools for other languages -- with the consent of the indigenous communities concerned. And that is what an inclusive reset can look like. Technology built with a fuller account of the people that it is meant to serve."

U.N. official wants to decolonize AI and train new models with third-world "systems of knowledge" Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed of Nigeria: "Colonial conquest brought catastrophe and genocide, in many cases on a continental scale. Entire communities were destroyed. Indigenous people were driven far from their lands. The assault was also on memory itself. Languages were suppressed. Knowledge gained through millennia of civilization, including in the Mayan codices, was deliberately put to the flame. Many traditions rooted in land and community and memory were lost." "These are living traditions carrying a wisdom that can help the region shape technological change in its own image towards its own vision of a good life, to pursue development on its own terms. And that starts with ensuring the people of this region can see themselves in the technology. More than 800 indigenous peoples live here, representing 60 million people. Many of their languages and systems of knowledge are sustained through oral traditions when AI systems are trained largely on written material that has been gathered elsewhere. That knowledge can be distorted or made invisible. Right now, Chile's National Center for Artificial Intelligence and 30 partner institutions are developing a LatAm GPT, an open-source model trained on regional data. Its first version is in Spanish and Portuguese, but researchers are also developing tools for other languages -- with the consent of the indigenous communities concerned. And that is what an inclusive reset can look like. Technology built with a fuller account of the people that it is meant to serve."

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