Soroush Vosoughi

Asst Prof CS@Dartmouth. Tech Assoc Director@CPHAI. Affiliate@ISTS, QSS, QBS@Dartmouth. Ex-Fellow, Berkman Klein Center@Harvard. MIT Alum: Postdoc, PhD, MSc, BSc

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Very interesting work by MMS student Ivory Yang on using AI to revitalize endangered languages.

[Dartmouth 🌲 @dartmouth]

A once-secret script used by Chinese women is finding new life through AI research. Dartmouth computer scientists and linguists are combining forces to develop AI tools that need minimal data to preserve endangered languages. https://t.co/n62MFOn1V6

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Excited to have 6 papers accepted to EMNLP 2024 (3 in the main conference, 3 in Findings), covering topics such as the working memory limitations of LLMs and introducing a new task and dataset for studying intellectual humility in online discourse. Congrats to all coauthors!

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Congratulations to my students Yiren Jian (@yiren_jian) and Weicheng Ma on the recent successful defense of their respective Ph.D. theses!

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Delighted to see our latest research on "Deciphering Stereotypes in Pre-Trained Language Models," featured in Dartmouth News. Our study unveils key insights into how PLMs encode biases and proposes methods for their mitigation. #NLP #MachineLearning #ACL2023

[Dartmouth CS @DartmouthCS]

Researchers devise strategies to reduce stereotypes baked into pre-trained LLMs @CrashTheMod3
https://t.co/8Ors1kIj6D

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Happy to see our lab's work featured in a @Nature article on ethical AI by Neil Savage (@neilsavagewrite): "How Robots Can Learn to Follow a Moral Code."

[nature @Nature]

How robots can learn to follow a moral code https://t.co/ORhGealWq5

[The Postdoctoral @thepostdoctoral]

Defining Participation Bias in Social Media - Dartmouth - ... a computer science postdoc and visiting scholar at Dartmouth, and Soroush Vosoughi, assistant professor of computer science. Unlike surveys, which ... - https://t.co/1YKKPPLw30

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

In line with the @techreview article, don't miss the @washingtonpost piece on ChatGPT's political leanings. It discusses our best-paper-winning study on political bias in language models & ways to mitigate this bias, published in #AAAI 2021. #DartmouthCS
https://t.co/WLiRx4NOQe

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Recently got quoted in an insightful @techreview article exploring the political bias in language models. A must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of tech and society. #AI #LLM #TechEthics #DartmouthCS

https://t.co/KTDYfGgB64

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Thrilled to join Dartmouth's Center for Precision Health and Artificial Intelligence (CPHAI) as a Technical Associate Director, working under the leadership of Prof. Saeed Hassanpour (@saeedhp). #PrecisionHealth #AI #Dartmouth

[Saeed Hassanpour @saeedhp]

Delighted to announce the launch of the Dartmouth Center for Precision Health and Artificial Intelligence (CPHAI). I am deeply grateful for @Dartmouth leadership's support in establishing this new Center. Excited for the collaborations and initiatives that CPHAI will inspire!

[Saeed Hassanpour @saeedhp]

Also, check out our paper in ACL, a great collaboration with @CrashTheMod3 and the team!

https://t.co/xIspAmCOzm

[V.S. Subrahmanian @vssubrah]

Great piece by @neilsavagewrite in
@CACMmag on how chatbots can be used for malicious purposes and how technology may help detect #chatbot related content. Thrilled to be featured in it, along with the amazing @CrashTheMod3, @tomgoldsteincs, @bviswana

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

I strongly encourage everyone to experiment with the available code and integrate it into your research. Ruibo and I are happy to answer any questions you may have about the work.

[Ruibo Liu @RuiboLiu]

We have open-sourced everything! Models (base, SFT, aligned) can be downloaded at Huggingface (https://t.co/IW7QY8NAN1). Code and data can be found at https://t.co/zeGHmrucnb. We also want to thank Meta AI and Stanford Alpaca team, for the great open-source effort! 🤗

[John Nay @johnjnay]

Training LLMs via Simulated Human Societies

-Fine-grained social interaction data collected by running open-source simulated society platform
-Collective ratings, detailed feedback, & revised responses fine-tune LLM

-Reduces instability & reward gaming

https://t.co/8WUc3vmXtg

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Excellent work by my Ph.D. student, Ruibo Liu (@RuiboLiu). His work on Stable Alignment nicely integrates the various areas he has been investigating throughout his Ph.D. journey and contributes significantly to making Language Models more prosocial - a key focus in our lab.

[Ruibo Liu @RuiboLiu]

🎲Life is a game. Play by your rules! 🎮

Stable Alignment enables LM to learn social norms from simulated everyday interactions in a social game! 👫

Check this out 👇:
https://t.co/oUahaw2nwZ

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Thanks to the cohosts @robertoreyagudo, Tania Convertini, and @thelesliecenter for moderating and hosting this panel discussion last Friday. The session proved intellectually stimulating, as diverse viewpoints were shared on ChatGPT and its impact on Language Education.

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

Great article in the Dartmouth News about the conversation around ChatGPT @dartmouth.

https://t.co/I3VQjTR0Bc

[Dartmouth CS @DartmouthCS]

Join us in congratulating @DartmouthCS Professor Peter Winkler on being named 2022 @aaas Fellow! 🎉🎉
https://t.co/87qjBvQG1v

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

https://t.co/FWjsGWuTko
https://t.co/xwkEmKAkil

[Soroush Vosoughi @CrashTheMod3]

2 papers from our lab and Google Research have been accepted to ICLR 2023: "Mind's Eye: Grounded Language Model Reasoning through Simulation" and "Language Models are Multilingual Chain-of-Thought Reasoners." Congratulations to MMS students Ruibo Liu (@RuiboLiu) and Suraj Srivats