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Lucas Dixon, Google People + AI Research (PAIR) lab: Large Language Models - a view from PAIR

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Lucas Dixon
Lucas Dixon

Speaker Lucas Dixon, Google People + AI Research (PAIR) lab will talk about the recent advances in Generative AI, focused on the Large Language Models (LLMs) driving it.

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  • Datum:Startar 28 november 2023, 15:00Slutar 28 november 2023, 16:00
  • Plats:
    Lecture room ED, EDIT-building campus Johanneberg. Password for Zoom 006790
  • Språk:Engelska

Lucas Dixon will share some mental models for how to think about this new kind of AI. He will cover what the core underlying technology actually does, and how and why that's so powerful. He will also share some fun anecdotes of when things go wrong, and briefly the nature of tools working with LLMs, and some areas that he think are particularly exciting.

Learn more about PAIR at the website: pair.withgoogle.com

Biography:

Lucas is a research scientist and lead of PAIR (People and AI Research) at Google. He works on visualisation, explainability and control of machine learning systems, and specifically language models. His work explores how people can productively and fairly benefit from machine learning systems.

Previously, he was Chief Scientist at Jigsaw where he founded engineering and research. He has worked on a range of topics including security, formal logics, machine learning, and data visualization. For example he worked on, uProxy & OutlineProject ShieldDigitalAttackMapSyria Defection Trackerunfiltered.newsConversation AI and founded Perspective API.

Before Google, Lucas completed his PhD and worked at the University of Edinburgh on the automation of mathematical reasoninggraphical languages and quantum information. He also helped run a non-profit working towards more rational and informed discussion and decision making, and was a co-founder of TheoryMine - a playful take on automating mathematical discovery (from: https://research.google/people/LucasDixon/).