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- hackernews@derp.foo
The article is about Kyutai, a French AI lab with an objective to compete with chatgpt and others with full open source (research papers, models, and training data).
They are aiming to also include the capability to use sound, image, etc… (according to this article (French) https://www.clubic.com/actualite-509350-intelligence-artificielle-xavier-niel-free-et-l-ancien-pdg-de-google-lancent-kyutai-un-concurrent-europeen-a-openai.html )
The post article also talks about some French context.
Let me guess, you are a
murcianmurican who only understands english.Must be really difficult being from Spain and only knowing English
If you had put as much effort into searching on the internet as my comment history to speculate where I’m from, you would know that in spain (depending on the region) it’s mandatory to learn up to 4 languages.
I’ve not looked at your comment history at all, I was just making a silly joke about how you wrote “Murcian” instead of “Murican”. No harm intended
Oh, hehe.
No, I’m not, but I had to fight with a source where the original author was no longer available - and everything was in French. It sucks.
The source code was in a programming language which will have been in English it’ll be in the code comments and variable names it will have been in French and you can translate those
Anyway accepted convention is to programming English if it’s going to be available to an international audience.
You know that there was a time before google translate, yes?