Now 4436 visitors
Today:0 Yesterday:0
Total: 143422 215S 51P 5R
2026-10-21, Week 43
Member Login
TACT Journal Homepage
Call for Paper
Committee
Find My Paper
Author Homepage
Statistics & History
Welcome Message
Paper Procedure
FAQ
Paper Archives
Outstanding Papers
Program & Proceedings
Presentation Platform
Hotel & Travel Info
Photo Gallery
Scheduler Login
Seminar
Archives Login
Sponsors




















main_email:alihussainnrana@gmail.com
Work Method
* Looking though a Presentation Sample (click!!) as the target.
Step.1: Submit a slide (select slide number + upload .jpg + description) + Write button (Save)
Step.2: Review a submitted slide with .jpg and description, and listen text to speech function
Step.3: Any time, edit it by selecting the slide hyper link on top a slide + Write button (Save)
*Give it a try right away!!

Paper Number
Paper Title
Keyword
Online Presentation * Submit YouTube URL: Compulsory for online participant!
Slide Number * Upload slide file one by one, Notice: .jpg(O) .JPG(X), click -> Slide2.jpg  
* Min. 20 ~ Max. 40 slides!!
Slide Display
Verbal Description
*Must fill up in details as much as you can do!
Save the slide and description

*** You can edit any slide by selecting the Slide number below***

ICACT20250223 Slide.11        [Big slide for presentation]       [YouTube] Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Thank You!

ICACT20250223 Slide.10        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Conclusion

ICACT20250223 Slide.09        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Future Opportunities

ICACT20250223 Slide.08        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Current Challenges in Foundation

ICACT20250223 Slide.07        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Risks of Foundation

ICACT20250223 Slide.06        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Current Developments Large-Scale Model Pretraining: Training on massive datasets to achieve generalization. Enables models to learn from diverse data sources. The Power of Scale: Larger models tend to perform better due to increased capacity. Example: GPT-4 outperforms smaller predecessors. Self-Supervised Learning: Leverages unlabeled data to pretrain models. Reduces dependency on labeled datasets, which are expensive to create.

ICACT20250223 Slide.05        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Types of Foundation

ICACT20250223 Slide.04        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Introduction to Foundation Models Large-Scale Model Pretraining: Training on massive datasets to achieve generalization. Enables models to learn from diverse data sources. The Power of Scale: Larger models tend to perform better due to increased capacity. Example: GPT-4 outperforms smaller predecessors. Self-Supervised Learning: Leverages unlabeled data to pretrain models. Reduces dependency on labeled datasets, which are expensive to create.

ICACT20250223 Slide.03        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
What are Foundation Models? Foundation models are a revolutionary AI technology with transformative potential across industries. They excel in vision and language understanding while maintaining remarkable performance. These models are reshaping fields such as healthcare, education, and more. LLMs (Large Language Models), GPT, BERT, CLIP. Use an image of AI-generated text or a neural network diagram.

ICACT20250223 Slide.02        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Table of Contents

ICACT20250223 Slide.01        [Big slide for presentation]       Chrome Text-to-Speach Click!!
Foundation Models: From Current Developments, Challenges, and Risks to Future Opportunities