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  • BayernKI Q&A Session (March 4, online via Zoom)

    March is here, and so is our next monthly BayernKI Q&A Session. This regular event is jointly hosted by NHR@FAU and LRZ every first Wednesday of the month to make room for all your questions regarding BayernKI in science. All current and future users of our AI infrastructure are warmly invited to ask our support team for help and advice...
  • BayernKI Q&A Session (February 4, online via Zoom)

    We cordially invite you to our monthly BayernKI Q&A Session again, a regular event addressing all your questions about BayernKI in science, jointly hosted by NHR@FAU and LRZ. In this meet-up, current and future users of our AI infrastructure can get in touch with our skilled support team to gain useful tips and hopefully solutions to their problems. If you already have questions in advance...
  • BayernKI Q&A Session (November 5, online via Zoom)

    November is close and so is the first Wednesday of the month: As usual we invite you to join our BayernKI Q&A Session, a monthly event that addresses all your questions about BayernKI in science, jointly hosted by NHR@FAU and LRZ. In this session, we want to we want to get our current and future users of our AI infrastructure in touch with the support team, to provide them with helpful solutions...
  • BayernKI Q&A Session (October 1, online via Zoom)

    Every first Wednesday of the month, we invite you to join the BayernKI Q&A Session, a regular event where you can ask your questions about BayernKI in science. Jointly hosted by NHR@FAU and LRZ, the session connects current and future users of our AI infrastructure with our experts, offering practical tips, insights, and support. If you’d like to submit your questions in advance...
  • LRZ AI Team Develops 10B Language Model

    Detailaufnahme Cerebras CS-2 System am LRZ.Bavarian, German and English – in one large language model: To enable AI to understand Bavarian, the LRZ developed and trained an own language model. Do-you want to translate “Hock di hera, samma mera”* into German or English? Now there’s Llama-GENBA-10B. The trilingual language model is based on Meta’s Large Language Model (LLM) Llama, version 3.1-8B, and was trained by researchers at LRZ and Cerebras Systems...