Kalika Bali
Chercheur principal
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Dans l’actualité | AI Ireland
E204 ‘Multilingual Innovation and AI’ with Microsoft’s Kalika Bali
Today’s guest is Kalika Bali, Senior Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research India. In the episode, Kalika talks about her intriguing journey and impactful work, as well as peeling back the layers of how accidental moments can shape careers and how…
Ideas: Language technologies for everyone with Kalika Bali
| Kalika Bali et Gretchen Huizinga
The new series “Ideas” debuts with guest Kalika Bali. The speech and language tech researcher talks sci-fi and its impact on her career, the design thinking philosophy behind her research, and the “outrageous idea” she had to work with low-resource…
Research Focus: Week of April 1, 2024
In this issue: New research helps COMET embrace African languages; FeatUp improves deep features, a computer vision research cornerstone; LLMs in the Imaginarium: Tool Learning through Simulated Trial and Error; Benchmarking LLMs across languages and more.
Dans l’actualité | LinkedIn
Village by village, creating the building blocks for AI tools
Indian social impact organization, Karya, uses Microsoft AI to provide their employees with educational tools to earn and learn: https://msft.it/6044c3no2
Dans l’actualité | News.Microsoft.com
Village by village, creating the building blocks for AI tools with work that also educates
Dans l’actualité | TIME
Microsoft on the TIME100 AI list
This morning, TIME released its first "TIME100 Artificial Intelligence" list online, which includes Kevin Scott, Jaime Teevan, Kate Crawford, and Kalika Bali.
Dans l’actualité | TIME
The Workers Behind AI Rarely See Its Rewards. This Indian Startup Wants to Fix That
In a TIME cover story, Kalika Bali, linguist and principal researcher at Microsoft Research, spoke to Billy Perrigo about the importance of designing AI technology without language barriers. Learn about our innovative work on ethical data collection with Karya.
Dans l’actualité | The Economic Times
Microsoft Research India is creating tools to help preserve fast disappearing languages
In 2010, Bo, a language of the Andaman Islands that is at least 65,000 years old became extinct when the only person who spoke this pre-Neolithic tongue died. This isn’t an isolated case. Every two weeks, a language is lost…
Dans l’actualité | Microsoft Stories India
Microsoft Research project helps languages survive — and thrive
A woman named Boa Sr was the last link to a 65,000-year-old pre-Neolithic culture on the Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean. When she died in 2010, the Bo language died, too, becoming extinct. If that sounds like an isolated…