European Language Data Space: Developing a Market for Language Data
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20. March
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02:15
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- 02:45
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(CET)
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Meeting Romm 2
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Katrin Marheinecke
- Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz GmbH (DFKI)
Contents
This presentation will introduce the audience to the basic concepts of the European Language Data Space (LDS) and explains how users can benefit from it. The goal of the European Language Data Space is to build a trustworthy and effective data market for the exchange of language resources in the private sector. It is designed as an ecosystem of organisations where participants who own language data and those who want to use language data, e. g. for model training, can share and monetise their data in a secure way and in full compliance with EU laws and regulations. The LDS is one of approx. 20 officially EU-mandated data spaces that are an inherent part of the European Data Strategy.
Speaker
Katrin Marheinecke
- Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz GmbH (DFKI)
Biography
Katrin Marheinecke is the Project Manager of the European Language Data Space (LDS) at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI). In this role, she coordinates the development of a secure, federated infrastructure for the sharing and reuse of language data across Europe. With a background in linguistics and nearly 20 years of experience in the language technology and translation industry in roles as Lead Linguist, BPO and Quality Manager at text&form and Lionbridge, she has previously led key initiatives such as the European Language Grid and contributed to projects including European Language Equality and OpenGPT-X. Her work focuses on enabling multilingual AI and fostering collaboration across Europe’s language data ecosystem.