Plenary: The Future of Computational Linguistics in the LLM Age
Dan Klein (UC Berkeley), Meg Mitchell (Hugging Face), Roy Schwartz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
the-future-of-computational-linguistics-in-the-llm-age: Plenary (Plenary Sessions)
Conference Room: Metropolitan
Conference Time: July 11, 16:45-17:45 (EDT) (America/Toronto)
Global Time: July 11, the-future-of-computational-linguistics-in-the-llm-age (20:45-21:45 UTC)
Chair: Iryna Gurevych Technische Universität Darmstadt
Tuesday, July 11 - Time: 14:45-15:45
This is a panel discussion with:
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Dan Klein (UC Berkeley)
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Meg Mitchell (Hugging Face)
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Roy Schwartz (the Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
They will present short statements (5 to 7 min.) related to the main topic of the panel
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New opportunities (e.g., artificial general intelligence, responsible NLP);
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Technical challenges (e.g., multimodality, instruction-tuning, etc.)
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Real life problems & societal implications (e.g., hallucinations, biases, future job market);
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LLMs and the future of NLP; and
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Open-science vs. commercial LLMs
Followed by discussion with the panel and audience.
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