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A female researcher presenting a slide on how sentence structure and grammar similarity across different language families affect how artificial intelligence models transfer skills

Do Large Language Models Process Every Language Equally Well?

Sarah Anne Mcdonagh / July 15, 2026

Reyhaneh Sohrabi recently presented her work at the XVI International Symposium for Emerging Research in Translation, Interpreting, Intercultural Studies, and […]

A speaker stands at a podium delivering a presentation at an ITU Kaleidoscope conference. Behind him, a large projection screen displays a slide titled "Why It Matters: Safety & Regulation." The slide contains statistics on drowsy driving (91,000 US crashes annually) and details about the EU Mandate (GSR 2019/2144), alongside a colorful, geometric network graphic. Another panelist sits at a desk to the left, and the backs of audience members are visible in the foreground.

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Driving Innovation in Geneva: The ALFIE Project showcases cutting-edge research at ITU Kaleidoscope 2026

Sarah Anne Mcdonagh / July 10, 2026

Zenon Lambrou from Catalink presenting at the ITU Kaleidoscope conference. From 7 to 9 July, 2026, the global tech and

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ALFIE at WSIS Forum: Centering Accessibility and Human Diversity in AI and Virtual Worlds

Sarah Anne Mcdonagh / July 8, 2026

Professor Pilar Orero participates in the WSIS Forum on AI and Virtual Worlds On the 7th of July at 10am

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Do Large Language Models Process Every Language Equally Well?

Driving Innovation in Geneva: The ALFIE Project showcases cutting-edge research at ITU Kaleidoscope 2026

ALFIE at WSIS Forum: Centering Accessibility and Human Diversity in AI and Virtual Worlds