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Diyi Yang: Human-Centered Natural Language Processing Will Produce More Inclusive Technologies
Prabha Kannan
May 09, 2023
News

In her course called Human-Centered NLP, Yang challenges students to think beyond technical performance or accuracy.

Diyi Yang: Human-Centered Natural Language Processing Will Produce More Inclusive Technologies

Prabha Kannan
May 09, 2023

In her course called Human-Centered NLP, Yang challenges students to think beyond technical performance or accuracy.

Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
News
AI’s Ostensible Emergent Abilities Are a Mirage
Katharine Miller
May 08, 2023
News

According to Stanford researchers, large language models are not greater than the sum of their parts.

AI’s Ostensible Emergent Abilities Are a Mirage

Katharine Miller
May 08, 2023

According to Stanford researchers, large language models are not greater than the sum of their parts.

Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
News
How Well Do Large Language Models Support Clinician Information Needs?
Eric Horvitz, Nigam Shah
Dev Dash
Mar 31, 2023
News

Stanford experts examine the safety and accuracy of GPT-4 in serving curbside consultation needs of doctors.

How Well Do Large Language Models Support Clinician Information Needs?

Eric Horvitz, Nigam Shah
Dev Dash
Mar 31, 2023

Stanford experts examine the safety and accuracy of GPT-4 in serving curbside consultation needs of doctors.

Healthcare
Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
News
AI Spring? Four Takeaways from Major Releases in Foundation Models
Rishi Bommasani
Mar 17, 2023
News

As companies release new, more capable models, questions around deployment and transparency arise.

AI Spring? Four Takeaways from Major Releases in Foundation Models

Rishi Bommasani
Mar 17, 2023

As companies release new, more capable models, questions around deployment and transparency arise.

Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
News
Language Models are Changing AI. We Need to Understand Them
Rishi Bommasani, Percy Liang
Nov 17, 2022
News
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Scholars benchmark 30 prominent language models across a wide range of scenarios and for a broad range of metrics to elucidate their capabilities and risks.

Language Models are Changing AI. We Need to Understand Them

Rishi Bommasani, Percy Liang
Nov 17, 2022

Scholars benchmark 30 prominent language models across a wide range of scenarios and for a broad range of metrics to elucidate their capabilities and risks.

Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
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News
Creating a More Accessible Internet: Context Matters
Katharine Miller
Nov 14, 2022
News

Stanford researchers explore how to improve AI-generated descriptions of online images for blind and low-vision users.

Creating a More Accessible Internet: Context Matters

Katharine Miller
Nov 14, 2022

Stanford researchers explore how to improve AI-generated descriptions of online images for blind and low-vision users.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Natural Language Processing
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