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Buddhist Benchmarking & Evaluation Webinar

Hosted by Chris Scammell, Jake Moore & Kai Golan
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​How good are LLMs at Buddhist translation? Can an LLM help with philology research? How do you measure "wisdom" in LLMs?

​Measuring how good an AI is at any task requires benchmarking and evaluation. This webinar provides an overview of how these processes work, and uses Tibetan-English translation as a working example to explore how to benchmark LLMs with a concrete use case.

​Though this will be a more technical presentation, the session is open to everyone - academics, philosophers, computer scientists, and general enthusiasts. We especially welcome those who'd like to get involved in collaborative benchmarking, as a discussion of possible next steps will follow the talks.

​Programme (July 31, 7:00am PST)

  • ​Evaluation methodology (45 min) — Kai Golan Hashiloni (Intellexus): how to evaluate LLMs in general.

  • ​Break (10 min)

  • ​Translation evaluation (45 min) — Jake Moore (Khyentse Vision Project): a specific case of assessing translation quality.

  • ​Q&A and Possible Breakout Rooms (20 min)

​Moderated by Chris Scammell, Buddhism & AI Initiative.

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