[LIVE WEBINAR] Ask Me Anything about... Large Language Models and Prompt Design
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Following the success of our 3-session series "AI in Localization" with Marina Pantcheva (RWS), we're excited to invite you to our follow-up webinar: "Ask Me Anything About... LLMs and Prompt Design."
If you're a localization professional secretly wondering if AI knows more about localization than you do (spoiler: it doesn't...yet), this webinar is for you. Whether you're fascinated by how LLMs mysteriously absorb knowledge, intrigued by the quirky personalities of different AI models, or ready to understand the magic behind crafting prompts that work, we've got you covered.
Curious about...
• Whether it is better to have a large language model trained on a small dataset or a small language model trained on a large dataset?
• Why LLMs hallucinate at times?
• How to use an LLM to design prompts for its own consumption?
• Anything else you're wondering but haven't asked yet?
Submit your questions through this form and reserve your spot now!
This webinar is organized in collaboration with EUATC. EUATC member should contact EUATC secretary for the free registration code.
Host organization: RWS
Event Speakers
Marina Pantcheva
RWS
I am a linguist and polyglot with a rich experience in academic pursuits (research, teaching and science popularization) as well as management, leadership and innovation. I hold a PhD degree in Theoretical Linguistics. My academic work centered around the exploration of the elementary particles of language within the innovative framework of Nanosyntax. In 2014, I transitioned to the fast-paced world of Localization. Over the course of several years, I led a team developing processes and solutions for crowd-based localization, covering technology, BI, linguistic quality, Community management and more. Currently, I am heading the Linguistic AI Services Center of Excellence at RWS, dedicating my efforts to the development and implementation of linguistic AI solutions. I am a fervent advocate for the use of clear language. I am equally passionate about knowledge sharing and am frequently involved in outreach initiatives, such as public presentations, blog contributions, podcasts and other events dedicated to the dissemination of knowledge. In my spare time, I paint, read, and engage in research inspired by the vast amount of data I encounter in my daily work.