The Impact Of Large Language Models And ChatGPT - Malvina Nissim - In Science #46

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The impact of Large Language Models and ChatGPT - Malvina Nissim - In Science #46 - RUG

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Our guest this episode is Malvina Nissim, Professor of Computational Linguistics and Society. Tina and Wim interview her on the rise of Large Language Models and the use of ChatGPT. They discuss the possibilities and limitations of LLMs, bias in models, and the impact of these technologies on education and society.

Guest: Malvina Nissim Hosts: Wim Brons and Tina Kretschmer

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