Finn Årup Nielsen's blog

Are IT systems beyond LLM wikis necessary?

I have previously, in April 2023 and in October 2023, asked ChatGPT about the Danish sentence “Børnehavebørn leger med sandkassesand”, where there are peculiar repeated compounds.

The Scholia web app at https://scholia.toolforge.org/ has recently experienced an unusual load.

Generative artificial intelligence with strong large language models (LLM) as available in ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, etc. or in locally running LLMs poses a challenge for the evaluation of student performance and teachers move to oral or pen-and-paper exa…

My previous post asked Was there an AI winter between 2020 and 2023?

Wikidata lexemes can record compounding and “attested by”, and this I have done for some of the Danish words where “AI” is a part.

Wikidata now has a good number of compounds (including affixiations) specified for lexemes in its lexicographic namespace.

Wikidata Query Service (WDQS), the triple store (Semantic Web database) with a SPARQL endpoint (the Web service for querying) for Wikidata, is scheduled to be split into two parts i 2025: One for the scientific articles et al. and one for the rest.

As noted on the Web, large language models (LLMs) have a problem with the question: ‘How many “r” are there in the word “Strawberry”?’.

ChatGPT and other large language model chatbots may be good at answering questions, e.g., back in December 2022 I tried the new ChatGPT on the Danish national citizenship test (indfødsretsprøven) with good results.