Students prototype speech and text tools for local languages.
University labs opened shared GPU hours for student teams building Amharic speech and text tools for education and accessibility.
Faculty mentors stressed open datasets, consent, and evaluation against real classroom and clinic use cases—not only English benchmarks.
Demo day is planned for the end of the semester.
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