1/ Controlling LLMs with steering vectors is unreliable, but why? Our paper, "Understanding (Un)Reliability of Steering Vectors in Language Models," at the #ICLR2025@FM_in_Wild Workshop investigates this! What did we find?
Happy to share that our paper titled “SIMSUM: Document-level Text Simplification via Simultaneous Summarization” with Sofia Blinova, Xinyu Zhou, Martin Jaggi, @CarstenEickhoff was accepted as a long paper at #ACL2023.
Code and datasets will be released soon.
The ability to control text generation is an important factor in the usefulness of language models. The NEWTS dataset (#ACL2022 w/ @sheridan_feucht, @CarstenEickhoff) is the only human-annotated dataset for controlled topic-based abstractive summarization.
https://t.co/o1iv0BkxbV
One size summary does not fit all! @ABH878 and Sheridan Feucht present a new dataset to train and evaluate customizable generative summarization models. Preview their ACL 2022 talk now. #NLProc@aclmeeting
https://t.co/SRj0ANxS75
Happy to share that our full paper titled "Self-Supervised Neural Topic Modeling" in collaboration with @CarstenEickhoff and Martin Jaggi, has been accepted at #EMNLP2021. Pre-print will be released soon.
Happy to share that our paper titled "CATS: Customizable Abstractive Topic-based Summarization" has been accepted at the Transactions on Information Systems Journal. Preprint will follow soon.
Co-authors: George Zerveas, @fcrestani and @CarstenEickhoff
Quarter-century anniversary: 25 years ago we received a message from N(eur)IPS 1995 informing us that our submission on LSTM got rejected. (Don’t worry about rejections. They mean little.) #NeurIPS2020 https://t.co/ZHDGVA9bv1
Our work on predicting fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients is appearing in the Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine.
@AIUMultrasound
https://t.co/bRDwIsff7X
Curious what the other half of the country is really talking about?
Our work on disentangling denotation and connotation in embedding space will appear at #emnlp2020 .
Are "Undocumented Workers" the Same as "Illegal Aliens"?
https://t.co/l73W9MEvvy
if you are applying to PhD programs in CS, this is for you! specifically, we've seen lots of opportunities tailored towards applicants from underrepresented groups, so several grad students at @browncs compiled a list that we hope is generally helpful https://t.co/0KrFmUMiXf 1/6
This is the rejection letter for the work that just won the Nobel Prize. Don’t stop believing!
I should save all of mine and maybe one day some stranger will think it’s an amazing relic and tweet it...