All Work Published on Natural Language Processing
Stanford HAI Senior Fellow Daniel E. Ho comments on his research on legal hallucinations in large language models and the viability of using similar models for judicial interpretation.
Stanford HAI Senior Fellow Daniel E. Ho comments on his research on legal hallucinations in large language models and the viability of using similar models for judicial interpretation.
A new study adapts large language models to summarize clinical documents, showing a promising path for AI to improve clinical workflows and patient care.
A new study adapts large language models to summarize clinical documents, showing a promising path for AI to improve clinical workflows and patient care.
In risk modeling, AI researchers take a more-is-better approach to training data, but a new study argues that a less-is-more approach may be preferable.
In risk modeling, AI researchers take a more-is-better approach to training data, but a new study argues that a less-is-more approach may be preferable.
New studies show a marked spike in LLM usage in academia, especially in computer science. What does this mean for researchers and reviewers?
New studies show a marked spike in LLM usage in academia, especially in computer science. What does this mean for researchers and reviewers?
With a bit of prodding, AI-generated propaganda is more effective than propaganda written by humans.
With a bit of prodding, AI-generated propaganda is more effective than propaganda written by humans.
The lessons learned from the fine-tuning and evaluation of Vietnamese LLMs could help broaden access to models beyond English speakers.
The lessons learned from the fine-tuning and evaluation of Vietnamese LLMs could help broaden access to models beyond English speakers.
