
AI for Understanding Human Conversations
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This book explains how to use LLMs to analyze human conversations and how better LLMs can be developed by incorporating a deep theoretical understanding.
Drawing on case studies from Pulp Fiction to diplomatic meetings, the book provides detailed, approachable, and theoretically grounded explanations of how LLMs can help us understand conversations.
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Prof. Yair Neuman is the head of the Functor Lab at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. He is the author of several books published by leading publishers and was a visiting Prof. at universities such as MIT and Oxford. He is a leading authority in using AI for psychology, social sciences, and the humanities, and DARPA has sponsored his recent research.
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