Lina Conti

PhD Student

    Short bio

    Lina Conti is a PhD student at the Fondazione Bruno Kessler and the University of Trento (Italy), specializing in the interpretability of multilingual and multimodal foundation models for translation.

    She holds a master's degree in Computational Linguistics from Université Paris Cité (France) and bachelor's degrees in Computer Science and in Philosophy from Sorbonne University (France).

    Research topics


    • interpretability

    • machine translation

    • language models

    Publications

    1. Conti, Lina; Wisniewski, Guillaume,
      Proceedings of the 2023 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing,
      2023
      , pp. 10362-
      10371

    Our pick of the week by @mgaido91: "AlignFormer: Modality Matching Can Achieve Better Zero-shot Instruction-Following Speech-LLM" by @RuchaoFan, Bo Ren, Yuxuan Hu, Rui Zhao, Shujie Liu, Jinyu Li (2024).

    #NLProc #Speech #instructionfollowing #zeroshot #speechtech #speechllm

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    Come and join the #AI4Culture movement at our Final Conference on March 10 in Hilversum to explore AI’s current & future impact on cultural heritage.

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    BOUQuET💐: an OPEN INITIATIVE aimed at building an evaluation dataset for massively multilingual text-to-text MT.

    Let’s make MT available for any written language!

    We are inviting everyone to contribute: ➡️

    More details at: https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.04314

    I am happy to announce that I will speak about our recent work "How "Real" is Your Real-Time Simultaneous Speech-to-Text Translation System?" at the SlatorCon in March 🎊

    📃 Preprint available here:

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