Large Language Model innovation for Agri-Food sector applications - ON-956
Project type: ResearchDesired discipline(s): Engineering - computer / electrical, Engineering, Computer science, Mathematical Sciences
Company: Anonymous
Project Length: 4 to 6 months
Preferred start date: As soon as possible.
Language requirement: English
Location(s): Stoney Creek, ON, Canada; Halifax, NS, Canada; Toronto, ON, Canada
No. of positions: 1
Desired education level: Postdoctoral fellowRecent graduate
Open to applicants registered at an institution outside of Canada: Yes
About the company:
A multinational food technology company with headquarters in Stoney Creek, Ontraio. The company provides AI powered technology for companies across the food and agriculture supply chain.
Describe the project.:
This project is dedicated to the design and implementation of advanced neural network architectures with the goal of developing state-of-the-art Large Language Models (LLMs). Key project goals include:
- Neural Architecture Development: Crafting and implementing cutting-edge neural network architectures to underpin the next generation of LLMs, with a focus on efficiency, adaptability, and performance.
- Dataset Management: Curating and managing extensive, high-quality datasets for LLM training, prioritizing diversity and privacy, ensuring the models are well-rounded and ethically sound.
- Performance Benchmarking: Establishing comprehensive benchmarks and testing protocols to rigorously evaluate the models' performance across various metrics and identify opportunities for enhancement.
- Model Integration: Seamlessly integrating LLMs into a range of applications, optimizing for efficient deployment and scalability within the Food & Agriculture sector's technological ecosystem.
- Customization for Agri-Food Tasks: Utilizing techniques such as transfer learning and fine-tuning to customize LLMs for specific tasks relevant to the Food & Agriculture sector, thereby increasing the practical value of the models.
Required expertise/skills:
Large Language Models, Machine Learning, Computer Science