News

Joëlle Paré-Beaulieu was awarded the 2023 Antidote Cup for her proficient use of the French language while performing in the Théâtre de la LNI’s improv matches.

Dunord takes home the Druide Grand Prize for business creation from the Montréal region’s 25th OSEntreprendre Challenge. Winners in all official categories were also presented with a copy of Antidote.

With the latest free update of Antidote, 11v4, its corrector and dictionaries will now feature OQLF’s recommended French-language equivalents for emerging terms borrowed from English and other languages.

Antidote adds more linguistic content and improved analyzers. The entire product line gets free updates that give users access to new features. 

Totaling $20,000, the Antidote Scholarship in NLP is awarded from the Druide Fund for Research in Text Analysis, created through a donation from Druide informatique to the Université de Montréal.

The award, along with a scholarship of $5000, was presented during the final of the public speaking competition Délie ta langue!, recognizing Ms. Nikebie’s exceptional performance. All finalists from 11 universities also received an Antidote+ subscription.

On the occasion of the MAIN (Montréal Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience) conference, held at Université de Montréal, Druide informatique wishes to celebrate Professor Yoshua Bengio’s major contributions to the field of artificial intelligence. Druide is happy to announce that Professor Bengio now has his own definition in Antidote’s dictionary.

Just in time for Christmas, 1278 Canadian schools will receive a free license for Antidote 11, Druide’s flagship writing assistance software, allowing installation on ten computers. This represents a donation worth more than 1.1 million dollars.

For the very first time in France, 470 educational institutions will receive a free license for Antidote 11, Druide’s flagship writing assistance software, allowing installation on ten computers. This represents a donation worth more than 300,000 euros. 

Just in time for Christmas, 81 Belgian educational institutions will receive a free license for Antidote 11, Druide’s flagship writing assistance software, allowing installation on ten computers. This represents a donation worth more than 50,000 euros.