Slovenia has a deep cultural pride regarding its language, which proponents argue has been successfully preserved and developed despite the nation’s relatively small size. However, this cultural preservation faces a modern challenge: the integration of the language into the rapidly evolving domain of artificial intelligence. Addressing this potential gap, researchers at the Faculty of Computer Science recently presented the outcomes of the “Tell” project.
This initiative serves as a crucial call to action directed at various institutions across the country. The project requires the contribution of extensive texts to aid in the development of a comprehensive language model for Slovenian, known as GaMS. The underlying concern driving this effort is understanding what will happen to the Slovenian language in the age of artificial intelligence.
Experts are keen to ensure that the linguistic resources are robust enough to support advanced technological applications. The development of a sophisticated AI model necessitates massive amounts of high-quality, digitized data. By soliciting contributions from academic and professional bodies, the Tell project aims to prevent a scenario where the language might become marginalized or abandoned within digital systems.
The goal is not merely to document the language, but to actively engineer its future viability in an AI-driven world. This concerted effort underscores the recognition that maintaining linguistic relevance requires proactive technological investment to ensure the language continues to function seamlessly alongside modern artificial intelligence tools.
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