Meaning Making with Artificial Interlocutors and Risks of Language Technology

Name: Meaning Making with Artificial Interlocutors and Risks of Language Technology
Uploaded: 2024-10-25T04:00:47.000Z
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Description: Emily M. Bender examines the process of human meaning-making in interactions with artificial interlocutors and the inherent risks arising from language…

Emily M. Bender

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Meaning Making with Artificial Interlocutors and Risks of Language Technology

Emily M. Bender University of Washington

1:21:23·2024·graduate·Research Seminar

Emily M. Bender examines the process of human meaning-making in interactions with artificial interlocutors and the inherent risks arising from language technologies lacking genuine world understanding.

Meaning making with artificial interlocutors and risks of language technology [Construction du sens avec des interlocuteurs artificiels et risques des technologies linguistiques]

History Philosophy Linguistics, Philology & Historical Decipherment Moral & Political Philosophy Syntax, Phonology & Generative Linguistics AI Ethics & Philosophy of Technology Philosophy of Language, Reference & Truth Natural Language Processing

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Emily M. Bender

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Professor of Linguistics, Computer Science, and Information

Emily M. Bender is a Professor of Linguistics, Computer Science, and Information at the University of Washington, known for her critical work on large language models.

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