Collective Artificial Intelligence: Large Language Models and Human Sciences

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19 November 2024
Online on Zoom
3pm — 5pm (CET)

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Curated by Cristiano De Nobili, this lecture provides an overview of recent advances in LLMs emergent abilities focusing in particular on multi-agents collective behaviour.

This refers to the collective (artificial) intelligence that emerges from the cooperation and interaction of several different agents. Multi-agent architectures show promising results for tasks where several ideas/feedback are needed or when the complexity of the problem requires collective intelligence. This is an exciting field where Physics, Computer Science and Sociology intertwine. Countless are the applications in Human Sciences and Human-machine interaction.

The lesson will be held in Italian.

Lecturer

Cristiano De Nobili

Theoretical Physicist, PhD from SISSA in Trieste. Ten years of experience in Scientific Computing and AI, mainly working on environmental challenges. Lecturer at the Master in High-performance Computing (ICTP/SISSA) and Emerging Tech Advisor for startups and VC fund. His collaborations range from ESA to the SIOS Remote Sensing Centre in the Svalbard Islands. He runs a newsletter: Beyond Entropy.

 

Portrait of Cristiano De Nobili

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