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Perelyn at Helmholtz AI Conference 2026

June 8, 2026
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Perelyn at Helmholtz AI Conference 2026

At the Helmholtz AI Conference 2026 (HAICON26), Perelyn's Anton Steuer presented a poster on the question of which cultural values are embedded in Large Language Models. Unlike the previously common approach of presenting models with questionnaires from cultural studies and evaluating their responses, his approach measures word associations directly in the embedding space, i.e., in the model's internal representations.

Across six LLMs from four countries, a clear tendency towards Western-influenced values is evident.

Perelyn is eager to drive and support such excellent research initiatives, since companies increasingly rely on LLMs and can only scale them responsibly once they understand which cultural values and biases are embedded in these models.

Here the link to the poster

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