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How to Improve User Experience (and Behavior): Three Papers from Stanford's Alexa Prize Team

The Stanford AI Lab Blog

Using a set of automated metrics, which we validated using manual annotations, we found the following results, which provide direction for future conversational design: Using statements alone outperformed questions or combined statements and questions Giving personal opinion statements (e.g. Strategies for handling cus- tomer abuse of ECAs.

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AI Distillery (Part 2): Distilling by Embedding

ML Review

Automate it for everyone, and then we can go make something else. Note : The “Charts and Additional Insights” page, one chart being “Top topics from 2014 onwards”. Note : Top 100 cited papers according to the semantic scholar API from 2014+ (specifically from our arxiv dataset). 2014, January). 2126–2136). Deerwester, S.,

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Interesting papers in 2024

Ehud Reiter

AGB-DE: A Corpus for the Automated Legal Assessment of Clauses in German Consumer Contracts. I also loved their example of domain drift, where GPT gave a wrong answer because it used an old law which had been superceded in 2014 (ie GPT could not deal with a domain change that happened 10 years ago). Computational Linguistics.

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