With the advent of ChatGPT, the potential of Large Language Models (LLMs) to facilitate various academic, industrial and even everyday processes became evident to the general public. In its aftermath, publications proposing custom-made integrations of LLMs proliferated in wide range of disciplines far beyond the IT, from genetics and finance to the humanities. What they share in common is hope that LLMs can facilitate advances in their disciplines. But how does a historian turn the models to their advantage?
„Olga Mlynarczyk: Learning to think like the past. Applicability of retrieval augmented LLMs in historical research“ weiterlesenOlga Mlynarczyk: Learning to think like the past. Applicability of retrieval augmented LLMs in historical research
