Neur.on at AI Days 2025 in Geneva: how to train an LLM to translate well
Neur.on team27 January 20251 min readNeur.on announced that its data scientist Eloi Eynard would speak at AI Days 2025 in Geneva on Tuesday 28 January 2025 at 11.30am. He was to show the SMEs attending how Neur.on trains LLMs to translate technical legal and financial texts better, and why its new AI models are called ‘TheGoose’.
Everybody and their grandmother is talking about AI. But who really understands what it takes to train an LLM and make it a great translator?
That is exactly what our data scientist, Eloi Eynard, will show you tomorrow at AI Days 2025 in Geneva.
At Neur.on, we push LLMs to the limits of their capabilities. The aim: to teach them to translate better, a highly sought-after skill for technical texts in the legal and financial fields. Eloi will show the SMEs attending how our processes work, and whether we also train additional models to check our translation models.
Others have their GOATs. But why do we call all the new AI models developed under Eloi’s supervision ‘TheGoose’? Find out about this quirky fact, and much more, by dropping by tomorrow, Tuesday 28 January, at 11.30am. (Location: Balexert Pathé, Av. Louis-Casai 27, 1209 Vernier)
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