Now that school is starting for lots of folks, it's time for a new release of Speech and Language Processing! Jim and I added all sorts of material for the August 2025 release! With slides to match! Check it out here: web.stanford.edu/~jurafsky/sl...
Speech and Language Processing
Speech and Language Processing
web.stanford.edu
August 24, 2025 at 7:28 PM
Now that school is starting for lots of folks, it's time for a new release of Speech and Language Processing! Jim and I added all sorts of material for the August 2025 release! With slides to match! Check it out here: web.stanford.edu/~jurafsky/sl...
Reposted by Dan Jurafsky
Dear ChatGPT, Am I the Asshole?
While Reddit users might say yes, your favorite LLM probably won’t.
We present Social Sycophancy: a new way to understand and measure sycophancy as how LLMs overly preserve users' self-image.
While Reddit users might say yes, your favorite LLM probably won’t.
We present Social Sycophancy: a new way to understand and measure sycophancy as how LLMs overly preserve users' self-image.
May 21, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Dear ChatGPT, Am I the Asshole?
While Reddit users might say yes, your favorite LLM probably won’t.
We present Social Sycophancy: a new way to understand and measure sycophancy as how LLMs overly preserve users' self-image.
While Reddit users might say yes, your favorite LLM probably won’t.
We present Social Sycophancy: a new way to understand and measure sycophancy as how LLMs overly preserve users' self-image.
Reposted by Dan Jurafsky
🟢 Announcing the #NAACL2025 Award Winners!
The Best Paper and Best Theme Paper winners will present at our closing session
2025.naacl.org/blog/best-pa...
The Best Paper and Best Theme Paper winners will present at our closing session
2025.naacl.org/blog/best-pa...
April 25, 2025 at 4:04 PM
🟢 Announcing the #NAACL2025 Award Winners!
The Best Paper and Best Theme Paper winners will present at our closing session
2025.naacl.org/blog/best-pa...
The Best Paper and Best Theme Paper winners will present at our closing session
2025.naacl.org/blog/best-pa...
Reposted by Dan Jurafsky
Our article on using LLMs to promote health equity is out in New England Journal of Medicine AI!
85% of equity-related LLM papers focus on *harms*.
But also vital are the equity-related *opportunities* LLMs create: detecting bias, extracting structured data, and improving access to health info.
85% of equity-related LLM papers focus on *harms*.
But also vital are the equity-related *opportunities* LLMs create: detecting bias, extracting structured data, and improving access to health info.
January 13, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Our article on using LLMs to promote health equity is out in New England Journal of Medicine AI!
85% of equity-related LLM papers focus on *harms*.
But also vital are the equity-related *opportunities* LLMs create: detecting bias, extracting structured data, and improving access to health info.
85% of equity-related LLM papers focus on *harms*.
But also vital are the equity-related *opportunities* LLMs create: detecting bias, extracting structured data, and improving access to health info.
Happy New Year everyone! Jim and I just put up our January 2025 release of Speech and Language Processing! Check it out here: web.stanford.edu/~jurafsky/sl...
Speech and Language Processing
Speech and Language Processing
web.stanford.edu
January 12, 2025 at 8:44 PM
Happy New Year everyone! Jim and I just put up our January 2025 release of Speech and Language Processing! Check it out here: web.stanford.edu/~jurafsky/sl...