Rita Raley
@ritaraley.bsky.social
Professor of English, UC Santa Barbara
https://english.ucsb.edu/people/faculty/raley-rita/
// Like everyone, working on critical AI/machine learning; more unusually, focusing on GPT-2
https://english.ucsb.edu/people/faculty/raley-rita/
// Like everyone, working on critical AI/machine learning; more unusually, focusing on GPT-2
Here the answer was that the language in press release focuses on university audiences rather than general publics
March 6, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Here the answer was that the language in press release focuses on university audiences rather than general publics
I just heard a presentation on this and yes the answer given is that it will remain public domain
March 6, 2025 at 8:25 PM
I just heard a presentation on this and yes the answer given is that it will remain public domain
Reposted by Rita Raley
Brilliant talk today by Hannes Bajohr (@hannesbajohr.de) on “Surface Reading LLMs: Synthetic Text & its Styles” at launch of UCSB Center for the Humanities & Machine Learning (huml.ucsb.edu/events). Bajohr is 2nd from left with (L to R) @zentralwerkstatt.org, Rita Raley, & @owenleonard.bsky.social.
January 25, 2025 at 2:17 AM
Brilliant talk today by Hannes Bajohr (@hannesbajohr.de) on “Surface Reading LLMs: Synthetic Text & its Styles” at launch of UCSB Center for the Humanities & Machine Learning (huml.ucsb.edu/events). Bajohr is 2nd from left with (L to R) @zentralwerkstatt.org, Rita Raley, & @owenleonard.bsky.social.
well as long as I am here: let’s add “frenzied”, “innumerable”, and “included in present classification.” Not “embalmed” because not dead yet. Etc
November 11, 2024 at 10:18 PM
well as long as I am here: let’s add “frenzied”, “innumerable”, and “included in present classification.” Not “embalmed” because not dead yet. Etc