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The future of the French language depends on its presence, use, and transmission through a plethora of digital resources and content. This is the observation at the core of the Quebec research chair on French-language artificial intelligence and digital technologies and its work.
Jonathan Roberge, Destiny Tchehouali
The ability to develop artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that reflect a distinct culture, language, and institutions is an issue of both digital and cultural sovereignty for French speakers within and outside Quebec.
These observations raise a series of vital questions, including:
The research program has three main components:
The Chair is part of a broad network of over twenty partners. As such, it is uniquely equipped to collaborate and harness knowledge with high added value for Quebec and its ability to envisage a future in French.