Abstract How do humans efficiently learn new rules, causal laws, and mental algorithms, and how could AI systems do the same? From the perspective of human behavior, I will present results suggesting that representing knowledge[…]
Abstract Recent advances in large language models (LLMs) have achieved remarkable results across a wide range of natural language processing (NLP) applications, including text classification, summarization, machine translation, and dialogue systems. As LLMs grow increasingly[…]
Abstract Over the past decades, machine learning has primarily relied on labeled data, with success often depending on the availability of vast, high-quality annotations and the assumption that test conditions mirror training conditions. In contrast,[…]
Abstract Human preferences have been the main component in guiding pretrained AI. In this talk, I argue that human preferences are often insufficient for complementing human intelligence and demonstrate the key role of human goals[…]
Abstract The widespread deployment of speech technologies has highlighted the urgent need to protect the personal identifying information of users of these technologies. In this talk, we will first introduce the currently prevailing definition for[…]
Abstract In this talk, we will discuss two of our recent works aimed at enhancing the task-specific performance of Large Language Models (LLMs). In the first part, we explore the generation of high-quality synthetic data[…]
Abstract The shared universal properties of human languages have been at the heart of many linguistic debates for decades. A big part of these debates are two core questions: (1) learnability — can all linguistic[…]
