Samsung is enriching its Gauss Generative AI model with information from 20,000 telecom-related academic papers made available by the Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences.
The Korean consumer electronics company has partnered with the Institute to use the telecommunication academic papers to train its Generative AI model, Gauss (via The Korea Herald).
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The tech giant announced Gauss in November at the Samsung AI Forum 2023 event. The Generative AI model, developed by Samsung Research, serves as the foundation of future AI products and technologies that will eventually become available to the general public.
The Galaxy S24 series is expected to become the first Samsung phone to offer AI tools based on the three main components of the Samsung Gauss suite, including Gauss Language, Gauss Image, and Gauss Code.
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Regarding the recent partnership with the Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences, Samsung Research said “This is the first step of a meaningful collaboration between a global IT company and an academic association.”
The company intends to continue to “expand cooperation with academic associations in various fields in the future and strive to develop the best technology.”
The 20,000 academic papers that Samsung will be using to train Gauss include formulas, graphs, text, and figures based on facts.
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