We're talking animal cognition with @cthemingway12 Dive into decision-making in bats and bumblebees & the impact of climate change on behavior. #Podcast #AnimalCognition Don't miss out on these insights! #DataSkeptic https://t.co/VIc5BFyU73

Kyle and co-host @grlwdarwintat discuss how players perform cognitive tasks, centering on research that studies how chess players perceive the positions of chess pieces on a chess board. Listen to learn the various approaches to studying chess cognition. https://t.co/7XnzJarX4i

Now streaming: OpenWorm interview on the @DataSkeptic podcast

Kyle and Stephen Larson, CEO of MetaCell & affiliate of the OpenWorm foundation discuss the @OpenWorm project and the use of digital C. elegans nematode to study the basics of life. https://t.co/nOo80qYq9e

We welcome @grlwdarwintat to the team for our new season, "Animal Intelligence," where we discuss how the intelligence of different animals is studied scientifically. Our premiere episode talks about the learning behavior of antlions. Listen: https://t.co/kaL7EyCaNJ

@DataSkeptic Just wanted to tell you how much I loved the latest episode ("I LLM and You Can Too"). I learned: why I should look at BERT in the age of LLMs, what RAG is all about, and mundane classification tasks to now tackle with LLM APIs. Thank you!

Our guest, Eric Boyd, Corp VP of AI at @Microsoft discusses how individuals and companies can level LLMs to build AI-driven products seamlessly. He shared techniques and tools that enable users to quickly develop, test, and deploy products in @azure AI. https://t.co/eNHFQ7Np10

PhD students at the Language Technology Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, Aman Madaan and Shuyan Zhou join us to discuss their latest published paper, PAL: Program-aided Language Models. @shuyanzhxyc @aman_madaan https://t.co/pjZIRimqck

Software engineer at Lifeware SA, Alessio Buscemi, discusses his recent paper, " https://t.co/mPtdqFP9On". He spoke on whether ChatGPT is a threat to software engineers & how LLMs can help software engineers become more efficient. https://t.co/gNiKJGvTPR

We are joined by Jianan Zhao, a Computer Science student at Mila and the University of Montreal. His research focus is on graph databases and natural language processing. He joins us to discuss how to use graphs with LLMs efficiently. @AndyJiananZhao https://t.co/fjzqfD5YZX

Aaron Reich, CTO at @Avanade, & @fuzzymind1 , the AI/IoT Lead, discuss how they actively use LLMs to improve companies' productivity and strategy management, sharing practical examples of how LLM-driven technologies are deployed & their responsible use. https://t.co/5xjmgFomtN

We are joined by @rajivmovva , a CS PhD student at Cornell Tech. His research interest lies in the intersection of responsible AI & computational social science. He joins to discuss the findings of this work that analyzed LLM publication patterns. https://t.co/d7arTmXvFy

Imbue's CTO, Josh Albrecht joins us to share findings of his work; Despite "super-human" performance, current LLMs are unsuited for decisions about ethics and safety. https://t.co/yJh8Uyr8xp @imbue_ai @joshalbrecht

Thilo Hagendorff joins us to discuss his research, Deception Abilities Emerged in Large Language Models. https://t.co/aTiEwBXf8j

Nieves Montes discusses her PhD research, which revolves around value-based reasoning in relation to norms. She shares her latest study, Combining theory of mind and abductive reasoning in agent‑oriented programming. https://t.co/CSTTi4XFtS

Guest @maximilianmozes discusses using LLMs for illicit purposes. He shared several examples of LLM misuse, such as generating phishing emails, malicious code & fake news. He discussed mitigating measures that can be employed to combat these misuses https://t.co/cARODF5OOa

Our guest, @VidKocijan discusses how he built a BERT model that solved the Winograd Schema Challenge. @Kumo_ai_team https://t.co/UA8zXf7uRr

Petter Törnberg shares how LLMs are applied in social sciences. He shared his most recent research findings, which evaluated the use of LLMs for annotating political tweets compared to experts & discussed practical steps for using LLMs in text analysis https://t.co/NHlaYKJCDT

Our guest, Alessio Buscemi recently conducted a study that evaluated the performance of ChatGPT in 10 programming languages. He joins us to discuss what language ChatGPT is good at, factors that determine its performance, ethical concerns, and so on. https://t.co/gNiKJGvTPR

I spent the last 5 minutes answering captcha questions for @Steam only to be told 3 times my answers weren't a match. This is ridiculous. You guys need to fix your site.