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Of Elephants, Pumpkins, and Self-driving Cars: New Trends and Old Problems in AI In-Person / Online
Keynote Speaker: Alessandro Oltramari (Bosch Research, Pittsburgh)
Large Language Models (LLMs) display great skills in surfing on vast oceans of text, but are not apt for submerging beneath the surface, and explore the depth of contextual meaning. This diagnosis emerges by dissecting the mistakes that LLMs like ChatGPT make, which show lack of reasoning capabilities, alongside the indisputably impressive linguistic talent. Such deficiency goes beyond language and affects AI solutions used in a variety of tasks, including automated perception and decision support.
In my keynote I will show how contemporary AI systems still suffer from old problems and offer a path to overcome these limitations.
Date and Time: Monday, October 16th at 4pm. In-person at hale in Hale Library Room 181
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- Date:
- Monday, Oct 16 2023
- Time:
- 4:00pm - 5:00pm
- Time Zone:
- Central Time - US & Canada (change)
- Location:
- Hale Library, Room 181
- Campus:
- Manhattan Campus
- Audience:
- Community Faculty/Staff Students
