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Putrajaya announced today that it plans to develop its own Malay large language model for use in generative AI. The Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry said research & development centre Mimos will collaborate with local startup Mesolitica Sdn Bhd on the project. 🧵1

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Other ministries involved include the Health, Digital, Higher Education Ministries, and the Prime Minister’s Department. The LLM will also adhere to the National Guidelines on AI Governance and Ethics, to ensure compliance with Malaysian values and customs. 🧵2

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To the naysayers in the replies, please have a look on all the open source repositories that mesolitica shared and see all the volunteers who willingly support the open source project before commenting on this.

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The current ChatGPT and X Ai etc are already useful, useless u can surpass them, or else we have no interest to use the incompetent Ai that still needed to under the surveillance of Govt, and shove down the ideologies of " Malaysia Customs and Values" that being imposed by govt

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I get that some of us are wary of the government of the day. Still that doesn’t diminish the good work done by Mesotilica & Malaysia AI as well as the need to own & work on our AI technology as a country.

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boleh cuba dulu AI Playground by Mesolitica

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Is this why we can't retain healthcare workers? We're spending taxpayer money on destroying the environment instead of paying for basic necessities for a functioning society?

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Let me guess. That local start up Ada cable to one of the ministers. And the ministers being boomers thinking it is "cool" listening to all the stuff they think it's "sophisticated" Using gen AI on language is killing the language itself. Fuck you

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Banyaknya rasis dalam comment ni

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Can we spend more money on infrastructure for our healthcare please?

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Does the LLM function for English or is it only for BM? Will it do worse/better/same because it just trains on Malaysian websites? What are it's environmental impacts and is it measured in any way? What is it's policy on the data source it uses?

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