Austrian Academy of Science releases Apollo, an ancient Greek language model
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The Austrian Academy of Science released Apollo, a large language model trained on approximately 600 million historical Greek words from manuscripts, papyri, and inscriptions. Developed in partnership with French AI lab Mistral and technology services firm Sail Reply, the model is freely available to academics through a chatbot interface.
“When it sees Homer, it supplements Homeric Greek. When it sees an inscription in Doric dialect, it uses Doric dialect.”
Anna DolganovAustrian Academy of Science Releasing institutionMistral AI lab partnerSail Reply Technology services partnerStephen Colvin Classics and historical linguistics professor, University College LondonArmand D'Angour Classical languages and literature professor, University of Oxford
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