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CS Ph.D. student @StanfordNLP, sharing human-centered AI work @augmind_fm. Previous: undergraduate @PKU1898.

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Can we teach LLMs to write long articles from scratch, grounded in trustworthy sources? Do Wikipedia editors think this can assist them? 📣Announcing STORM, a system that writes Wikipedia-like articles based on Internet search. I now use STORM in my daily research!🧵
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Can we teach LLMs to write long articles from scratch, grounded in trustworthy sources? Do Wikipedia editors think this can assist them? 📣Announcing STORM, a system that writes Wikipedia-like articles based on Internet search. I now use STORM in my daily research!🧵

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328,529 views • 2 years ago

LM agents today primarily aim to automate tasks. Can we turn them into collaborative teammates? Introducing Collaborative Gym (Co-Gym), a framework for enabling & evaluating human-agent collaboration! I now get used to agents proactively seeking confirmation or my deep thinking.
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LM agents today primarily aim to automate tasks. Can we turn them into collaborative teammates? Introducing Collaborative Gym (Co-Gym), a framework for enabling & evaluating human-agent collaboration! I now get used to agents proactively seeking confirmation or my deep thinking.

Yijia Shao

72,186 views • 1 year ago

Language models today are (1) widely used in personalized contexts and (2) to build systems that interface with tools. Do they respect privacy when helping with daily tasks like emailing? Introducing PrivacyLens to evaluate if LMs know privacy norms in action at inference time!
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Language models today are (1) widely used in personalized contexts and (2) to build systems that interface with tools. Do they respect privacy when helping with daily tasks like emailing? Introducing PrivacyLens to evaluate if LMs know privacy norms in action at inference time!

Yijia Shao

52,502 views • 1 year ago

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