Tag: LLMs

  • Context over Categories – Implementing the Theory of Constructed Emotion

    Author: Nils Klüwer Supervisor: Julia Neidhardt, Co-Supervisor: Irina Nalis-Neuner Abstract Emotion analysis is a critical research area with applications ranging from content moderation to personalized systems. Despite its importance, many approaches rely on traditional models, such as Ekman’s universal emotions theory, which reduces emotions to static, predefined categories. This oversimplification neglects the complexity and contextual…

  • Presentation “KI im Einsatz” (AI in Action) @ ÖVG Herbsttagung

    We are pleased to share our participation as speakers at the Autumn Conference of the Österreichischen Verwaltungswissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft (ÖVG) and the Wiener Juristischen Gesellschaft (WJG) on November 5, 2024 at the Rechnungshof (Court of Audit). Our colleagues Ahmadou Wagne and Thomas Kolb delivered a presentation on “KI im Einsatz” (AI in Action), providing an overview of the current applications of…

  • Integrating Local Knowledge and Large Language Models: New Paper Accepted at the Knowledge-aware and Conversational Recommender Systems Workshop at the RecSys’23

    📢 Exciting News! 📚 Our paper titled “Potentials of Combining Local Knowledge and LLMs for Recommender Systems” has been accepted at the 5th Knowledge-aware and Conversational Recommender Systems Workshop. 🌐 Language Models have reshaped the landscape of natural language understanding, opening up new avenues for improving recommendation systems. In this work, we explore how combining…